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Welcome In!!
I’m stoked to have you here! This community is a dedicated space for Skoolers to talk with each other about exactly how to get traffic to our communities. I am not a guru, think of this as more of a think tank. We have something a little different here. Inside the community, you’ll see a link for our 24/7 Live Traffic Call. Think of this as the "Lounge" itself... it is a live room that is open all day, every day. You can jump in at any time to talk traffic, brainstorm a hook, or ask for feedback on a video you're about to post. If you're feeling stuck or just want to co-work with other people who are "in the trenches," this is where you want to be! Note: When you hop in, make a comment in the pinned LOUNGE LIVE LINK post so other members know to join you. 👋 Your First Move Head over to the "Introduce Me" category and post a video introduction. Don't overthink it... just grab your phone, hit record, and tell us: A little about you... What your Skool is about... What your main traffic source is... Post that video in the "Introduce Me" category and then go comment on someone else's intro. And then hit the notification bell on the pinned LIVE CALL LINK so you get notified of other people joining the lounge lives. I’m looking forward to seeing your videos and meeting you all!
Welcome In!!
Think I'll just shut it down
So I've decided if I can't get any new members by day before the next bill date for my community The Skool Cafe i'm just gonna shut it down. The concept was to have a place for ppl to chat and share ideas and share the link to their communities but I can't get any members so I'm sick of trying.
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Practicing Being Seen
Sharing my first "thought leader" post lol but this was on my mind so I had to 😆 I saw an analogy recently that really stuck with me: Starting content is exactly like joining a gym. We often talk about "building the content muscle," but there’s another part of the gym analogy that gets overlooked: The feeling of walking through the front door and being "seen". When you first go to the gym, that walk from your car to the entrance feels longer than it actually is. You’re aware of yourself in a way you normally aren’t. You assume everyone inside knows you’re new. You think they’re watching. Judging. Noticing everything. They’re not. But it feels like they are. That exact feeling is what stops most people from posting or going live. Making content is the PRACTICE of being seen and dealing with the FEELINGS that come up when you are. If you feel nervous every time you hit "record," that’s normal. You aren't just learning to edit or speak; you’re training your brain to be comfortable in the spotlight. But just like the gym, the more you walk through that door, the more normal it feels. And I can't tell you how much confidence making content has given me in my actual real life. (Especially as an introvert) Does the idea of being "seen" make you feel nervous?
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