Community Leaderboards Explained!
Community Leadership Levels (1–9)
Greetings Water Tribe!
So as always promised, I like to bring transparency to our community as often as possible! So, let's talk about how to actually level up on Skool, and why this is important.
The points system on Skool is designed to reward genuine contributions to the community. Members earn points for posting helpful content, answering questions, and engaging meaningfully. While the points system is automatic, community owners can manually give points to members who have made significant contributions.
✨️As a community Owner I Can:
💧Celebrate milestones and achievements of members within the community.
💧Recognizing and rewarding members who have made a substantial impact.
💧Acknowledging and thanking members for their support and contributions.
💧It's important to note that the points system is not about "hacking" up levels through excessive posting or comments. Instead, it's about being genuinely helpful and contributing value to the community. Members who focus on being helpful and engaging will naturally earn points and level up, regardless of the number of posts they make
With the opening of our community classroom, ranking members will receive priority access to exclusive content, designed to guide learners through a progressive educational journey while leaderboards encourage continued progress and engagement.
✨️Now, for what YOU can do:
💧1. Actively Engage in Discussions
Participating consistently in forum threads, commenting thoughtfully on posts, and asking insightful questions helps members gain visibility and recognition. Engagement signals commitment and creates opportunities for meaningful connections with peers.
💧2. Complete Challenges and Assignments
Skool often features community challenges, quizzes, or project assignments. Completing these on time, and with quality contributions, demonstrates initiative, reinforces learning, and positions members as top performers.
💧3. Develop and Share Expertise
Members who provide high-value input, share personal insights, or create resources (like tutorials, guides, or case studies) highlight their knowledge and thought leadership. This strengthens influence and enhances credibility within the platform.
💧4. Build Relationships and Network Strategically
Networking with peers, mentors, and community leaders is key. Offering support, collaborating on projects, and engaging in small group activities help cultivate strong social influence, which can positively affect leveling opportunities.
💧5. Seek Feedback and Iterate
Actively asking for feedback from established members or mentors guides improvement. Applying constructive feedback effectively shows adaptability and growth, which are frequently rewarded in community leveling systems.
💧6. Contribute to Community Culture
Recognize the importance of fostering a positive environment. Members who encourage others, acknowledge contributions, and participate in community events enhance their visibility and are often identified as leaders in the ecosystem.
💧7. Leverage Learning Resources
Take advantage of courses, training modules, or workshops available on Skool. Continual self-improvement not only develops relevant skills but also demonstrates commitment to the community’s standards of excellence.
💧8. Demonstrate Consistency and Reliability
Consistent participation and reliability in completing tasks, responding to peers, and engaging in community events reinforces reputation, which is a key metric for leveling decisions.
✨️In our Water Tribe Community, the leaderboard is a functional spiritual and educational guide for ascension, with practical mindfulness practices in and around water.
💧1. The Waters Listener
Entry resonance
Those learning to attune—developing respect for water, basic safety awareness, and somatic listening.
Focus: presence, humility, curiosity.
💧2. Tide Aware
Understanding cycles—tides, lunar influence, emotional rhythms, breath.
Focus: astrology foundations, Blue Mind principles, self-regulation near water.
💧3. Flow Practitioner
Active engagement with water practices.
Focus: mindfulness meditation, safe aquatic movement, embodied calm.
💧4. Current Keeper
Holds consistency and care.
Focus: water safety instruction, group awareness, situational responsibility.
💧5. Ripple Guide
Begins guiding others in small ways.
Focus: teaching fundamentals, modeling calm, translating science into felt experience.
💧6. Watershed Steward
Understands systems, not just moments.
Focus: ecological literacy, nervous system science, collective wellbeing around water.
💧7. Liminal Navigator
Works at thresholds—fear to trust, chaos to calm.
Focus: trauma-informed water work, astrology as timing wisdom, deep listening.
💧8. Confluence Mediator
Brings disciplines together without forcing them.
Focus: integrating science, spirituality, and professional aquatic standards.
💧9. Aquatic Elder
A long-term holder of wisdom and ethics.
Focus: mentorship, lineage care, safeguarding integrity of the work.
Community Notes:
IT'S IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT OUR LEADERBOARD IS A "NO EGO INFLATION ZONE: AS EACH LEVEL DESCRIBES FUNCTION, NOT IDENTITY!
Stay Calm,
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