💫3–5 September✨ 💻 Free to join A practical Summit around digital, AI, privacy, security and real solutions for stronger businesses. And here’s something special for Summit Backstage Mastermind members: 👜 Swap Bag is FREE to apply! You don’t need to be a speaker. 🎤❌ You can contribute simply to support the Summit and become part of a growing long-term asset. 💖 The Swap Bag grows with every Summit — so your contribution can keep creating value long after these 3 days. ✨ Join the Summit. Support the speakers. Add your value. Build something that keeps growing. 👉 Backstage members: apply for the Swap Bag and be part of it! 👜💫 🔗https://www.skool.com/summit-backstage-mastermind-6659/about

My next gift drawing is tomorrow. OK, it's not really a drawing, but anyone that puts their name on the list is put on the colorful random wheel of names and it spins. Wherever it lands, the package goes out. A free gift. And who doesn't like a lovely gift in the mail? And this is a good sized lot which you could gift one to several people. You're the hero. Vintage Handkerchiefs will be going to a new home soon. Get your name on the list and maybe your location will show up next on the BIG MAP. For those unfamiliar, I am practicing the Swedish art of döstädning, letting go. I hope to see you there and wishing you lots of luck. Vote YES here: https://www.skool.com/ricochet-4274/about

If you've been thinking about starting your own Skool community, here's a free tool I built that might either convince you to do it… or save you from making some terrible maths-based decisions. 😂 One of the things I kept doing manually was trying to work out: How many members would I actually need? What happens if I charge $9, $27, $49 or $99/month? How much do the Skool fees take? What does churn do to the numbers? When does the $99 Pro plan make more sense than the $9 Hobby plan? And most importantly… What would I actually keep? So I built a free Chrome extension that does all of that for you. You can move the member count around, change your membership price, factor in churn and affiliate commissions, compare the Hobby and Pro plans, and instantly see your estimated monthly and annual profit. It's basically a "what if I started a Skool community?" calculator. And I think that's actually where it's most useful. If you've had an idea floating around in your head but you're not sure whether the numbers stack up, throw it into the calculator and start playing with different scenarios. "What if I could get 30 people paying $49?" "What about 100 people at $27?" "How many members would I need to replace $4,000/month of income?" It makes the idea a lot more tangible. It's completely free and works offline. There are already 33 people using it and it's currently sitting at 5 stars from its first five ratings, which I'm pretty happy about considering I built it because I got sick of doing these calculations manually. 😂 If you try it and find it useful, I'd also really appreciate a quick review on the Chrome Web Store. Those reviews help the extension show up to more people searching for tools like this, so even a short review genuinely helps me out. 👉 Chrome extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/skool-profit-calculator-c/eonniaioaifnmfilbmheghhdaebjmifk

That's the hard truth behind most "why isn't my shop selling" panic. It's almost never the product — Etsy just can't find your listing to show it to anyone. I just dropped a new video breaking down the fix: how buyers actually search, the exact title formula that gets you found, and how to use all 13 tags without turning your listing into keyword soup. I even rewrite a weak title live so you can see the before and after. Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/FZS5NVOaRHs

Every Friday, I highlight one of my amazing members!! This week we have Nicola from Calm Systems for Busy Mums - check out her post and her group!!! I'm Nicola, the mum behind Calm Systems for Busy Mums. For two years I ran our local parent and toddler group. Week after week, I watched brilliant, loving mums walk through that door looking utterly frazzled juggling toddlers, timings, and the invisible mental load nobody else could see. And I was right there with them. That's when it hit me: it's never that mums aren't capable. It's that they're trying to run their days on systems that were never built for how full life actually is with little ones underfoot. That's where the overwhelm really comes from. So instead of another to-do list, or another "just be more organised" tip, I started building something different calm, low-effort systems and gentle planning tools that actually fit real life, not the tidy version of it in our heads. Because when your systems are calm, everything else gets a little lighter: 💛 Your mornings feel less chaotic 🏡 Your home feels more like a soft place to land 🌿 You feel less "behind" and more in control One thing I know for sure, after years of standing in that toddler group watching mums show up for everyone but themselves: Being a good mum should not require you to feel exhausted, invisible, and permanently overwhelmed. It should let you actually enjoy the life you're building not just survive it. If this sounds like you, come and join us inside Calm Systems for Busy Mums a gentle space to trade the chaos for calm, one small system at a time. https://www.skool.com/calm-systems-for-busy-mums-9261/about?ref=50120d04e2a94b73bb06f9ee64b4175a8