How long did it take you to start your own community on Skool after checking out other communities?

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I know this will get different answers, but I am trying to make a decision. I run, for now, a Freemium Community. I am wondering if I should keep live Q and A calls for Premium Members and up only as an incentive to upgrade. Or should Free members also have calls? I go back and forth with this. All thoughts are appreciated.

I saw from Calvin a video about importing course from another community into own classroom. Cooperating with creators, creating small introduction about creator, what is course about and helping creator using invite link into community. It is a win-win, own community get valuable course, activity around it👉creator get possibility to generate new member, because someone liked the course and visit the community using invite link 👉own community may get reward for generating new member for cooperating community 🔥Do you think cooperating would speed up, especially new, starting communities to grow?

Most people are using it to create more content faster. But I’m becoming more interested in using it to create: - 🔸️more clarity - 🔸️more emotional support - 🔸️calmer workflows - 🔸️gentler visibility - 🔸️and small practical tools people actually return to. One thing I’ve started asking myself before creating anything is: “Does this reduce overwhelm or add to it❓️” That question alone has changed how I approach content, apps, prompts, and even community spaces. How are you approaching AI right now? Are you mainly using it to create more… or to create with more clarity, calm, and intention❓️