When people hear “monetize your Skool community,” they often immediately think: How much should I charge per month? That is one way to monetize a community. It is not the only way. A $27 community that consistently generates ideal clients for a $2,000 service might be far more valuable than a $99 membership with constant churn. A free community that shortens the path from discovering you to trusting you enough to buy could be doing an incredibly valuable job. A paid community that keeps existing customers connected to your business longer can create revenue without needing to constantly find new people. The membership fee is only one number. I want you looking at the whole business model. Inside the Build Lab Standard Tier, we figure out how your community can intentionally contribute to your business rather than assuming the goal is simply to charge the highest monthly price possible. Join us today! Upgrade to annual and get a strategy hour to make sure you are starting off on the right foot as well as save 39%!

Bring your brownbag lunch and we'll talk about your life experiences and getting paid to be Weird https://www.skool.com/yes-you-can-4362/calendar?eid=2c90d51575164e3bb6a3d70bccb46469

We spend a lot of time trying to understand why a child is triggered. But here’s another question: What gets triggered in YOU when your child reacts? Is it fear? Embarrassment? Anger? That sinking feeling that you’ve failed again? The desperate need to make the behaviour stop? Sometimes the most valuable information in a difficult parenting moment isn’t only in the child’s reaction. It’s in what suddenly becomes active inside us too. Because when an old fear, guilt, pressure or pattern gets activated, we can find ourselves reacting from it before we’ve even realised what happened. That doesn’t make you a bad parent. But it does give you somewhere different to look. Instead of only asking: “How do I manage my child’s behaviour?” we can also ask: “What am I carrying into this moment that may need understanding or release?” That question is becoming a big part of the conversations happening inside my Energy-Wise Parenting Hub. If it makes you curious, you’re very welcome to come and have a look.

Cooking Skool just launched, it’s for you if: Nobody ever taught you to cook properly. You just had to wing it. Burnt stuff. Wasted food. Recipes that assumed you already knew things. Cooking Skool fixes that. Saturday: recipe + shopping list.shared. Monday: I cook it live, you follow along (or catch the replay). No jargon. Just proper basics, taught properly. Founding members lock in their price for life that ends at 100 members. We start 5th September. But until then we’re getting cooking Skool ready https://www.skool.com/cooking-skool-6111/about

Most of us gate our events behind a community join or a sign-up form because we think it protects turnout. The data says otherwise. It just shrinks the room. Tonight I'm testing the opposite approach live. No sign-up, no community join required, just click and watch. I'll be walking through why gating quietly kills turnout even on free events, what actually drives the drop-off, and the model I'm using instead: open access live with the replay reserved for members afterwards. It's happening tonight at 8 pm BST (3 pm EST / 12 pm PST). Join directly here; no sign-up needed: https://meet.google.com/nsa-wvmx-bvm Des Dreckett - Skool Events Daily