The excitement of agreeing to co-host a summit or do a speaker swap is unmatched, but the follow-through is where things usually stall. You leave the initial call with great energy, yet coordinating speaker assets, promo dates, and shared tasks across scattered chats quickly turns into friction. Most collaborative ideas seem to fade away simply because managing the moving pieces gets chaotic. How do you usually keep partners aligned and accountable once the planning begins?

I've started keeping it simple: calendly.com for scheduling, meet.google.com for calls, and floment.ai for tracking the actual collabs, tasks, and follow-ups I'm working through. Way better than finding an exciting opportunity and realizing two weeks later I completely forgot to follow up. How are you guys keeping track of your summit, podcast, and collab opportunities?

When you join this group, what were you hoping to gain 🧐? There were so many postings from @Lara Sloan and @Jason Hagelberg , just because there are the owners or co owners of this group. And their postings get many responses, rightfully so! However, if I look at posting from a !MEMBER!, there's only a few that actually gets good amount of comments/participation. So, here's my question to everyone who reads this post. What makes YOU tick? Meaning, what really captures you so much from a MEMBER's posting that you feel compelled to chime in? There are currently 269 members. Granted, if you minus bots.... if there are any and look at individuals that have not log in to their account for the last 60 days or more, I think it's safe to say there are about 50% members pretty active! Now, that brings in about 135 members and if 25% of members were to read this post, that should be about 25 members. So Again, what makes you tick and itch on your finger tips that you find yourself the urge to put a comment when a MEMBER post? Is it....... - Title / Subject. If it is, what is it for you👈🏽? - Picture/video/GIF 🖼️ with the post - Member's icon - Time of the day - Message crafting / writing style - Posting format / short paragraphs / spaces between paragraphs - Length of a post - Or ..... totally something else

Ever wonder about the inter-workings/ behind the scenes of a summit? @Lara Sloan and I just wrapped up The Coaching Evolution Summit and it was incredible. Over 30 live speakers and 4 days as well as over 10 recorded presenters, plus nearly 30 pre-interviews, a 3-day media tour and more... So after we take a moment to recover - would anyone want to hop on a call where Lara and I give a summit debrief? PS - Also the recordings are up for 1 more day - be sure to check them out or grab the all access pass before it goes up Monday night. https://www.skool.com/coaches-life-lab/

............ I'm thinking of having my next seminar. There's so many areas that we as a community can target but I'd like to target people that do not have a group. Why? I think group owners have a motivated mindset of growing their group or to monetize, even if it's a hobby. Or, It might spur them to start a Skool group. Or, make them feel they do have something to contribute. Either way, I'd like to encourage non-skool owners /skool account holders to chime in our next seminar. But how DO I reach out? I like to suggest collaborators in this community to reach out to their members if they would be interested. What's your thought's on this? Here's a few topics to start with but I'm open to others. - Preserving food that your grandma does - Mushroom growing experience as a newbie - Faults encountered raising chickens for first time