Saturn is the Lord of Karma. That's actually a good thing. Most people, when they hear karma, think retribution or pay back. Truth is karma works the other way too. There is a benefit to helping others. Skook has recently started meta ads. Now I love that they are doing this and I love seeing each other's communities pop up on social media. Of course skool is benefiting from the ads and there is an energy exchange. I personally love the idea of friends with benefits (get your mind out of the gutter for just one minute). Share your affiliate link then join one community that drew your interest. When you join someone's community through their affiliate link, if you spend money they earn money. It costs you exactly the same as if you joined through skool but instead of skool getting 30% from everything you spend. Which is fair if you found the community through their advertising. But if you met a friend in a community and joined through their link your friend gets whatever affiliate benefit the community owner is offering. So, let's spread some of that good karma today. 💖💖💖Read the comments first.💖💖💖 Join a community that peaks your interest using the affiliate link (good karma) Share one thing you love about a different community (not your own - bad karma) . It can be anything a course, a theme, an event. Tell us what is so awesome about it. Include your affiliate link.

I've spoken in summits, and now i'm hosting my first one. Both have their own challenges and their own blessings. It's the last day before the summit begins, before this first speaker takes the stage at Lionsgate Soul Magic Summit. I've got a few last minute things to finish. That's my way of keeping from panicking. But here's my biggest challenge: Do I do one last market push? Do I check everything over and over trying to get it perfect? Do I work on my hosting skills? Do I take a break and rest so that I'm ready for tomorrow? Ha yeah like that's going to happen. Poll: what's your last day plan? Please comment your suggestions, solutions, advice, and commiserate. The summit you save may be your own.