I’m looking forward to Saturday. Considering that we’re part of this community for free, I think you provide great value. Thanks for that, Richard! 😊

Thanks a lot @Richard Magallanes

@Richard Magallanes Hey Richard - github link is dead

@Richard Magallanes Thanks mate, I'll dive into it and provide feedback

@Richard Magallanes The whole setup makes sense to me. Most people have probably already put one or two parts of it into practice themselves, but bringing it all together into a complete system certainly sounds promising. I’m looking forward to seeing how it goes and wish you every success, Richard!

Thanks a lot! Interesting @Richard Magallanes! I knew Devon more as the Meta Ads guy, and the Skool community where "The Main Branch" is now being developed and discussed was, until recently, also known as "The Ads Lab". For non-pros, it makes sense to look for information somewhere other than the description in the GitHub repo for a framework that isn’t being discussed by dozens of creators on YouTube. That pretty much leaves only Devon’s Skool community, since it’s a repo that hasn’t been shared or forked at all so far. Virtually no stars, no forks. That means you also get very little information outside the Skool community. So, if you’re using it, it would of course be super cool and valuable if you could maybe make a short video showing how you set it up on your computer and where you see the advantages and benefits. Because if you look at the plans for the main branch of the Skool Community, you’ll see that the $19 per month is meant to get people on board initially and to help them realize the full potential with support. You’re then already on the $99-a-month plan. That’s no small amount for a framework that hasn’t been battle-tested in the public eye and for which you can’t really get information or support from the Skool Community either. Do you see what I mean? So if you’re using it yourself and don’t mind the effort, that would be awesome, because the basic idea—that the value is essentially created on my computer since I use everything via Git—isn’t exactly new, of course. The system in this form isn’t new, but if someone has already done a lot of the groundwork to configure it optimally, that’s obviously helpful too. But for someone who hasn’t really delved into it yet – like me, for example – the leap is too big to say: I’ll figure this out on my own, or with my limited time, I’ll shell out another $100 a month for a community without knowing exactly what to expect.

@Richard Magallanes Thanks for your feedback, Richard. That sounds great. However, I won’t be able to make it to the live call on Saturday. In my time zone, it’s 2:30 a.m., and I’ve already worked three night shifts over the past two weeks. So, a night shift for training is simply out of question. But I guess there will be a recording. Then I could at least watch that.