Sometimes you don’t know you need an event until you see the outcome it could give you. So, what are you looking for right now? - Want more of the RIGHT people finding your Skool community? Get clearer on your message and positioning and improve the way people discover your community. - Want to make more money from your Etsy shop this Christmas? Discover what people are searching for, what to create and how to get your shop ready for the Q4 rush. - Going through a change and want your confidence back? Understand what may be holding you back and get practical tools to help you move forward with more clarity and less self-doubt. Very different outcomes. Three events that could help you get there. And much more in the Bulletin. It's also an opportunity to be visible, find collab partners, and promote yourself and your community. And they’re just a handful of what you’ll find inside this week’s Skool Events Weekly Bulletin. Take a look and find the event that could give you what you need right now. p.s. where are you going this week?

you probably don’t know that i am a certified movie coach. i got through that courses, cause i was trying to marry the thing that i loved “movies” with the thing that i loved and wanted to make money from “coaching”. anywho… introducing new topic, every Saturday i'll share a movie with a bit of comments and questions that could help with your life and business. sounds good? let me know ⬇️ today, i share a short series - Mare from Easttown. you can find it on Apple TV+. 95% on Rotten Tomatoes pretty good, right? why i like it? - i love detective stories. but it’s not the point. - it is very realistic. it shows how f*king hard life is. and how messy, f*cked up we are. - but it is not doomed. it gives hope. and it shows that there is light at the end of the tunnel. bonus points to Kate Winslet - she is amazing as a person and she is good as an actress. i just love her. if you decide to watch, ask yourself these questions to turn this into “therapy/coaching session”: - what impossible standard of perfection am i trying to meet? - how does my need for control prevent me from accepting life or business as it is? - do i reject support from others because i think i must handle everything alone in life or business? - how is it holding me back or my business, because of past events or my bad decisions? - am i able to love myself even on the bad days? just re-watched it this week. so, i thought it's a good start. yes/no/maybe/don't understand? share your thoughts ⬇️

i am so tired of Skool... don't even get me started. so, i posted a post about reviews. with a bit of controversy. but then, they've eaten the bait. now, it's a "fun" conversation that can get me banned in Skoolers. who cares? i had posts, comments deleted. honestly, i am too tired to worry about it. so.. it is a dangerous game. that you can join 😜 if you are up for it.

9 spaces left as of today!!! i'm removing members from Community Income Mastermind. everyone on Skool is chasing member counts. i'm going the other way on my paid group. CIM (Community Income Mastermind) is becoming a real mastermind. here's what that actually means: - inactive members are leaving. paying or not — doesn't matter. though here's the thing that surprised me: the paying members are the active ones. paying = paying attention. - weekly accountability. that's the part that makes a mastermind a mastermind, not a content library with a chat. - more live calls. not just webinars - co-working sessions, hot seats, q&as. scheduled across time zones (catering for ppl across the globe). so it's not "live for Americans, replay for everyone else." - capped at 100 people. that's what my mental capacity can honestly manage. and i'd rather raise the price than lower the standard. here is the key part: - doors are open ONLY the last 4 days of each month. - ONLY if there's space under the 100 cap. - the rest of the month i'm delivering, not onboarding. all of this to serve my members better. and me. win-win, as always! now the numbers, because you know i show the maths: - right now: $37/month or $197/year. from 1 September: $97/month, $497/year. no negotiations! the $197 annual is basically two months at the September price. that's the whole maths on the "hefty discount." - 97 members are in CIM today. who knows how many stay after the cleanup. but after 1 September — hard cap at 100, last-4-days windows only. August is the exception: doors are open right now, at the old price, until August 31. grab it or leave it. your choice. - if you're building a community on Skool and you want people around you who actually show up — this is the easiest yes you'll get. - if you're going to join and lurk - honestly, save your $37. the free stuff here in HQ will serve you better until you're ready.

if you missed last week issue, it was a big announcement of review. this issue was a light. still a few points to pay attention to. ⭐️ REVIEWS: - seems like reviews improve conversions. so, Skool is slowly turning them visible to visitors - average rating is around 4.8 (so, there are mainly good reviews) - surprisingly, communities with 4.8 (some bad reviews) are doing BETTER than 5.0 communities. they think it's because it's more realistic and trustworthy - FREE members, paying customers outside platform, former paying members - HARD NO, they will not be able to leave reviews. again, they believe the feature will be abused too much and loose trust. - they assembled "review team" to review the reviews 😜 to remove reviews like "how do i cancel?" and other non-review reviews. this is GOOD! - they say it will be rolled out by end of month. so, go ahead and collect those reviews. are you actively asking for reviews? any questions on reviews? ⬇️ 🌎 GLOBALISATION: - more languages: 🇳🇱 Dutch, 🇨🇳 Chinese, 🇮🇹 Italian - global fast payouts in India, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Costa Rica 🏆 Groth Boost is Boosting - they have shared few success cases (good for them) - efficiency score is still in the making. it would be fun to see it. as always, you can find this and previous Skool News in the Vault for your convenience. p.s. how many reviews have you got already?