Skool has a search bar at the top of every page. It searches three places at once: Discussions, Classroom, and Members. Most people never use it. Here's how to make it work for you. Watch this (3 min): [How to Search Posts in Skool — 2026 Full Guide] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdl9hQJxjJw What each tab actually gives you: - Discussion tab — every post and comment mentioning your search term. Best for finding past conversations, trip Q&A, or what someone said about a place. - Classroom tab — course content and trip pages mentioning that term. Best for finding the actual built-out trip info, not just chatter about it. - Members tab — yes, this searches members, including by city. Type a city name and you'll find members near you. If you're hoping to find a local travel buddy, this is how. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Search terms to try right now (current trips): - "New Orleans" — everything tied to the NOLA trip - "Santa Fe" — Santa Fe planning and updates - "National Parks" — last night's planning session and what comes next Search terms you might want to try: - "Roommate matching" — how we pair solo travelers so nobody pays the solo supplement alone - "Deposit" — how deposits work, what's refundable, what locks your spot - "Solo travel" — conversations from people who've been exactly where you are right now - Your city name — find members near you Search terms we'll be using soon: - "Passport" - "Travel insurance" - "[Next trip name, once named]" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Try one search today. Comment below with what you searched and what you found — curious what surprises people. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Curious what Premium actually gets you? Here's the honest breakdown. This community stays free. That's not changing, ever. But if you're ready to actually go on a trip, not just think about one, Premium gives you a real head start. What's in it right now: - Roommate matching, so you're never stuck paying the single supplement - Early access to every trip before it's announced to the group - Direct access to me for trip questions, no waiting in a comment thread The price: founding rate is $9/month, locked in for as long as you stay. Cancel anytime, no contract, no catch. Full breakdown of what's included at every level lives in the classroom: 👉 Member Benefits & Perks If you've been on the fence, this is the page that actually answers "is it worth it." Take a look, no pressure either way.

This is the one place in OSAT where every future trip idea lives — yours, mine, all of it, in one ongoing conversation. 🔔 Quick thing first: hit the bell on this post. That way you'll know the second someone drops a new destination or replies to yours — you don't have to keep checking back, and you'll actually see who else is dreaming about the same places you are. Here's how it works: You drop a destination you've been quietly dreaming about (or one you've already done and think the group would love), and we talk it through together. - No pressure - No commitment - No "sign up now" - No need to write a novel — one line is plenty Just: where do you want to go, and why haven't you booked it yet? The trips I end up building — New Orleans, Santa Fe, whatever comes next — all start exactly here, as a conversation in the comments before they're ever a real itinerary. If enough of us keep talking about the same place, that's usually the first sign it's worth building for real. So tell me: - What's a destination you keep coming back to in your head? - What's stopping you from booking it solo? (Cost, nervousness, no one to go with — all fair.) - Seen a destination someone else mentioned that you'd jump on too? Say so in the replies — that matters as much as a brand-new idea. Drop in for thirty seconds or stick around and reply to a few people — either one moves this forward. I read every comment here. This thread doesn't go stale — drop an idea today, next month, whenever it crosses your mind. 👇