Hi everyone, I wanted to share something new I’m thinking of developing for educators. While much of my work focuses on helping job seekers find and express their voice with clarity and confidence, this new program focuses on a different side of that journey — helping teachers unlock their students’ voices through thoughtful learning design. The idea is a 3-part remote workshop series called Game of Stories, centered on how storytelling, gamification, and intentional AI use can work together to create more meaningful and engaging learning experiences. The goal is to help educators design lessons where students don’t just complete tasks, but build identity alongside a stronger sense of progression in their learning. We’d explore how to: • use storytelling and narrative structure to help students express themselves more clearly • guide students in using AI without losing their own thinking or voice through percentage-based filters • combine tools like ChatGPT, Gamma, and Genially to create cohesive lessons rather than scattered activities • reintroduce joy and motivation through simple game-inspired learning design This is designed to be practical and reflective, giving educators ideas they can use immediately while also helping them think more intentionally about how students grow in confidence and communication over time. I’m currently gauging interest at the moment. If this sounds useful for you or educators in your network, feel free to comment or message me and let me know: • if you’d want to join • if you’d share it with other educators I still have to develop a structured pitch deck, but if you think this would be something teachers would find valuable (or if there's something you think I should add), send me a message!

Hi @Kevin Dowling. Do i create another tracker for client work? Or do I use the same one for both activities just make a division on it?

Hey guys, I’m thinking of changing my Skool community model from subscription-based to a one time fee, around $300. That includes 4 live monthly sessions, every villain survival kit, and upcoming live Q&As with people in the gaming industry. I’m tired of seeing people churn and I think a one time fee would cause less buyer friction. Thoughts on this model?

If you haven't heard, you can now have different access tiers for members in your Skool! In other words, people can attend for free or pay for premium features. I'm already like.....what's the best way to approach this and market it to my community? What would you put in a premium version of your Skool?

I got asked about KPIs on LinkedIn. What were my metrics, what where my KPIs (I haaaaatteee the word) and they said they weren’t going to pay for brand awareness. I want to tell the lead that where on earth are they going to find a platform that already gives you leads without awareness first? LinkedIn is an awareness platform. They all are. You have to build awareness before getting a lead. What do you guys think? Am I shooting the wrong duck?