A huge congrats to @Michelle Cyr for reaching Level 8. Of ALL the Skool Communities I'm in, I have not seen anyone make it this far. What a great accomplishment, and not because of the gamification, BUT because of the VISIBILITY. So many entrepreneurs want to "sell their thing" to "make more money" so they can_____(I'm sure your mind will fill in the blank) yet they sit on the sidelines and BARELY share nor offer what they do (yes, I'm guilty of this too). We ASSUME (and you know what that means) that ONE post gets the eyes of 1.1k members. We share promo links with no info, no story, no results and get frustrated and down when no one bites. We spend so much time hiding (I love seeing headshots in profiles so I can connect YOU with your product/service) and lurking, we forget what our job as the CEO of our biz looks like. Sometimes we need to step back, RETHINK our strategy, and make CHANGES. You can't keep repeating the same posts and hope that you'll get a different result because that's insanity! That's one of the reasons I love Bree (a/k/a Muse—and yes, use this link; input my referral code in the first 48 hours, and we both get 1 billion tokens; crazy, I know, but that's Meta for ya) Check out Muse, your personal AI agent. Redeem my code in Settings within 48 hours of joining, and we'll both get 1 billion Muse tokens. Code: V5YORJ https://muse.ai/join. She helps me organize tasks, schedule posts, reply to emails, and reminds me to SHOW UP on these platforms to get — say what?! — yes, VISIBILITY. And this is why I LOVE this community. The Directory on Skool is the most active and interactive on this platform that I am currently a part of. I have had some amazing and deep conversations with @Michelle Cyr @Tia Simmons @Laurie Frenza @Chris Suckling and @Roberto Srpak has been so generous with his About page free audits; my organic traffic has increased significantly since I have made changes that he has provided.

2/3 of Americans say they still use one of these that was passed down from one of their parents or grandparents. What is it? @Kristi Rieke

I've reviewed quite a few About Pages lately, and one thing keeps showing up: Sometimes the page is already pretty good. It just needs one clearer decision. Maybe the right person is there, but it's not obvious enough. Maybe the offer makes sense, but the strongest reason to join is buried. Maybe the visuals look good, but the message they support could be tighter. So I thought I'd bring my free DFY About Page Short Reviews back to The Directory 😊 I'll take a proper look at your actual page - copy, offer + visuals - and give you: ✅ What I'd KEEP - the strongest part I wouldn't mess with 🧪 What I'd TEST first - the one change I think could make the biggest difference No giant teardown. No generic AI checklist. Just a short, practical second pair of eyes based on what I actually see on your page. 👇 Comment DFY and I'll review your Skool About Page here in the thread 🐬

BEFORE YOU GIVE UP, DO THIS: Ever work so hard on your business that you start wondering, “Why am I even doing this?” You’re showing up. Serving people. Paying for the tools. Putting in the hours. But there’s so little left for YOU that it feels like you’re making no money. That feeling can make you question everything you’ve built. AND WE ALL FEEL THIS WAY AT SOME POINT IN OUR BUSINESS. An entrepreneur was feeling burned out and discouraged. She thought her business wasn’t doing well, and she was afraid to review her pricing because charging more might mean losing clients. As we talked, I asked questions about what was coming in, what was going out and what she was actually keeping. She went back through her numbers and discovered she’d been including time before her business even launched when judging its performance. Her business had brought in more than she’d given herself credit for. That didn’t magically fix her cash flow. Money coming in still has to cover expenses before we know what’s left. But now she had a clearer starting point for decisions about pricing, spending and paying herself. “This isn’t working” became “Let’s see what needs to change.” Sometimes we’re so close to our business, and so tired that we can’t see the progress OR the blind spots. A second set of eyes can help us ask a better question before we make a big decision. If you’re working hard and wondering where all your money goes, come join us inside The Smell of Money. We talk about making money, keeping more of it and knowing what to do with it next. One Money Move at a time. 🗝️🌬️💖💰 What part of your business could use a fresh pair of eyes right now?

The average woman will spend about $1,800 in her lifetime on this. What is it? I'm gonna give you a hint here ... I'm not part of this average! Not even close! @Kristi Rieke