If you’re in a lot of Skool communities like I am, I’m curious how you use them. Do you have: 📖 A few communities where you read almost every post? 🎓 Others where you spend most of your time in the classroom? 🔔 Some where you mainly jump in when an interesting notification catches your eye? 💬 A handful you visit only when you need something specific? I’ve realized I don’t use every community the same way, and I don’t think we’re meant to. Each one serves a different purpose depending on what I’m learning, building, or needing in that season. Some are my daily coffee stop. Some are my classroom. Some are my networking space. Some quietly sit in the background until the exact moment I need them. It made me realize that joining a community and using a community are two very different things. So here’s my question… What makes a Skool community earn a permanent place in your daily or weekly routine instead of quietly fading into the background? I have a feeling the answers could teach all of us something about building communities people genuinely want to come back to.

🚨 If you have a Skool community, check your About page today. One of the biggest takeaways from today’s Skool update: 👉 Remove any external links from your About page. Starting next week, Skool’s algorithm will begin penalizing communities that send people away from their About page because it impacts their analytics and conversions. A few other updates that caught my attention: 📰 This was the final Skool Games in its current format. A brand new version has been teased, but we’ll have to wait and see what’s coming next. 📰 Skool is rolling out several platform improvements, including: • Security verification for higher risk actions • Faster global payouts • Better search filters • Freemium signup options (coming soon) 🚀 • The ability to lock some content during free trials (coming soon) • More payment methods and currencies (coming soon) 📰 One strategy shared by creators earning $100K+ per month inside Skool: Instead of sending people to lots of different places, they send traffic from YouTube, Instagram, podcasts, and everywhere else to one well crafted Skool About page. 📰 Their biggest common habits? • They show up consistently, almost every day. • They keep things simple. • They stay personal and relatable instead of trying to automate everything with AI. Watch this week’s Skool News here

I’ve been thinking about the bigger vision for our community, and I’d love your honest opinion. When someone joins Income Without Burnout, what transformation do you think they’re really buying? 💙 I want to build a business by myself. 💚 I want multiple income streams. 💛 I want more freedom. ❤️ I want to use AI to help me do it. Or is it something else entirely? There are no wrong answers. I’m asking because I want to make sure everything I create, from workshops to classrooms to content, is crystal clear about the transformation I’m helping people achieve. I’d love to hear which one resonates most with you and why.

Every conversation I have with a Skool owner teaches me something. Today it was @Jen Sullivan… and @Claire Morgan later on. Jen and I were supposed to record a podcast episode for Female Finance Collective, but we ended up deep in a conversation about relaunching Money Made Simple. Then my coaching call with Claire echoed so many of the same ideas. I love days like this. We talked about what’s working on Skool right now: ✨ Getting clear on who you’re really building for ✨ Making your free community a true starting point ✨ Creating simple ways for people to engage right away ✨ Showing up consistently in a way that feels like you ✨ Building trust through real conversations, not perfect posts So many good ideas. So much alignment. Curious… what’s one thing you’re focusing on in your Skool community right now? We’re continuing this tomorrow in a Skool Q&A. Come join us and bring your questions.

I just upgraded to Premium in Oracle Connections! I'm already a VIP, but I also wanted access to Mini Project Magic, her live 12-week cohort starting July 1, and to support @Katya McEwen in these final hours of the Skool Games. If you've been thinking about joining, here's what's included: ⭐ Standard ($7/month) ✅ Community access ✅ Learn how to find your first (or next) 100 perfect people ✅ Katya's Matchmaking framework (not the dating kind 😄) ✅ Two Live Oracle Calls each month 👑 Premium ($99/month) ✅ Everything in Standard ✅ Price locked in before it increases to $122/month ✅ Access to VIP Mini Projects from Evelyn Weiss, Jen Hill Myers, Carson Cooper, and others ✅ Mini Project Magic, a live 12-week experience beginning July 1 ✅ Opportunity to have your Mini Project promoted to Katya's 9,000+ email list during Week 6 ✅ First in line to move into VIP when spots become available If you'd like to join and help Katya finish strong, here's my affiliate link: 👉 https://www.skool.com/oracle/about?ref=c3e777594643429ab7511fdf2a445587 Who's joining me? Let's cheer her on and help her bring home the win! 🏆💜