Any excuse to see celebration and creationis good for me!

We all have our ideas for community, for hosting a community, for joining a community and for participating in a community. I am very happy for all and thank you for coming. I feel extremely blessed to have met most of you in person, which is why I know you are individually so great and why this community has huge potential. I also have this crazy idea that if we each like three people's posts and/or comment on a couple different ones, that leads to a flourishing community. I'm not suggesting that you have to post, although you're more than welcome to, but it would be great to see as many as possible showing some love... Anyway, I salute you and thank you for your presence, Ravi

It was a beautiful full moon tonight that is still up there here in France. I happily got to see it and that is when realized what I missed, what I forgot. There’s no excuse, but I messed up. I knew I had something going on tonight on Skool, I looked to figure out what it was and for whatever reason I couldn’t remember or find it, which is interesting. For those that know what I’m talking about great, please excuse me. For those I don’t know, let’s go with the infamous ~ ignorance is bliss. Ravi

I’m reaching out to you here on Cafevore first… Who do you know that would be interested in helping me build a fresh new Skool program called: The RAD SELF RESET Who do you know, that would like to amplify their power, exalt their existence and learn to live in joy?

This platform is amazing and being able to do something with one click is phenomenal! But is it too easy… have we forgotten that the person that does the purchases is a real live human being who’s paying with their own finances & values. I trust @Sam and have complete confidence in Alex and Kirby, but have the rest of us Skoolers taken on a larger and longer-term vision? I’ve already spent over two grand on Skool in my first couple months. Last week I clicked again and bought a $222 program and now feel like I’ve been ghosted. If this were a one off case, I wouldn’t say anything. But it’s the third time, so I offer this: LTV means LIFETIME VALUE!! Are we fooling ourselves with the idea of a customer journey? Did we SHORTCUT or SPRINT to get folks in, but forgot about the monetary MARATHON ahead? Did we put too much effort into CAC ~ Cost of Acquiring the Customer? Have we forgot, ignored or already lost sight of what it’s gonna take from us to continue giving & growing for the LIFETIME VALUE exchange? VALUE TAKES VALIDATION! We are delusional if we think that we are going to embark on a journey of keeping a customer for a lifetime, without welcoming them on board. If we finally get the coveted customer and neglected the crucial onboarding actions, the ship will not set sail. We have to get them on board with us. After all the outreach, we need to reach in. Ideally, reach in and get them a win! Remember as people we like to belong. We need a human connection to welcome our new customers. Then, remind them of the destination and activate the journey, thanks to rendering a first LTV gain! Thank you for reading, Ravi PS if you would like a little more, this is what I’m thinking … There is another OPPORTUNITY PRICE we are invited to pay. This is where we bear the burden of engaging for the long-term … to create a LIFETIME of VALUE for the CUSTOMERS we invited on a journey. LIFETIME VALUE means many things. Most think of what, when it might be better thought of as WHO!