This is a question I have been toying with and I feel a bit conflicted. Do you allow members to post and include links to off platform content? If no, how to you set it up? I have just had a member post a YT short. I feel like I don’t want to allow them but at the same time I don’t want to be knocking people back. Would love to know your thoughts

This is the part I'm deliberately working on right now, and I'm curious how everyone else is approaching it. I've realized I've spent a LOT more time working on what happens once someone finds my community... while not spending nearly enough time on how they find me in the first place. 😂 So right now I'm experimenting with being more active in a few Skool communities where I genuinely enjoy participating, trying to post more consistently on social media, YouTube, and looking for opportunities to get in front of other people's audiences. But this is the part that feels least natural to me. For those of you who are getting members who didn't already know you, what are you actually doing that's helping them discover you? Not necessarily what gets the most members. I'm also curious what feels sustainable enough that you can keep doing it without turning marketing into your entire day. 😄

Congrats and a BIG THANK-YOU to @Kimberly Armatys who is going to get to Level 8 this week in our community!! She's a few points away from reaching this significant milestone. When you get to Level 8, you win a 1-year Premium Membership. ...but we're going to give her a VIP Membership because she's our first Level 8 and broke the record. Let's help her get there a little sooner. Drop some 🧡 in the comments for Kimberly!!

You don't need inventory. You don't need a warehouse. And you definitely don't need to slash your prices by 70%. Black Friday is a buying season and solopreneurs can absolutely take advantage of it. Big retailers use Black Friday to move inventory. Solopreneurs can use it to move customers to their next level. And THAT is where Black Friday gets interesting. 🔥 I just dropped everything you need inside our 🆕 🏕️ The Black Friday Momentum Bundle ...and hosting a workshop: Black Friday Sales on Sept 3 RESCHEDULED

As midlife women, energy is one of those things — some of us have it, and some of us are getting by on caffeine, food and naps. I used to manage to get to the school somehow without falling asleep at the wheel, then hope I was early enough to grab a sleep before they came out. I'm curious — how are you all sustaining your energy through the day? Is there anything that's genuinely made a difference for you, or is it still a bit of a mystery most days? One thing that's helped me more than almost anything else: paying attention to the first thing I eat in the day and making sure it isn't dessert in disguise — nothing quick and sweet. Sounds small, but it's changed how the rest of my day feels. Would love to hear what's working (or not working) for you. 👇