Genuinly curious, photo for the memes.

When I initially joined Skool, there was some features that weren't available. Then all of a sudden it was. I was on a roll with my first FREE community, but then decided to go paid because: 1. I didn't want to split my time between 2 communities 2. I wanted to put everything into one place (which some of my previous followers had paid for) During this time, I wasn't able to add people into paid one-time course areas (now that has changed of course). Then during my paid community of course traffic slowed down. Then the payouts took longer somewhere between 8-14 days before funds were released. Not to mention the bank takes a couple more days before funds are fully available. I personally didn't like this hold up on my funds. I also couldn't and still can't offer membership tiers. So, I did what I thought would be better. I left and went to Circle. All I can say, is that I couldn't even stay on Circle for an entire 2 weeks, before I came back to Skool. Circle was great from an admin perspective and with all the bells & whistles.... BUT and that's a BIG BUT - their mobile experience sucked! Admins do not have the ability to take care of administrative tasks via mobile which is highly important for me. Also, the engagement was different from Skools. I asked the few members that transitioned over how they felt about the UX (User Experience). They felt Skool was better in that regard. So, here I am BACK and proud to be back on Skool. Even though Skool, might not have all the bells & whistles, yet.... they are keeping the user experience in mind. It also feels like Skool was made with a mobile first approach, unlike the other platforms out there. I say this because, when you're growing a community to help others, even though another platform might sound good to you and easy for you to use... You always need to keep your Audience front and center. You have to have what's BEST for them in mind. - Not just thinking about what's best for you, but for them.

I joined Skool after seeing Alex Hormozi's "Step by Step How to Make Your First $10,000 Online (Just Copy Me)" where he talks about the rule of 300. For those unfamiliar, you -Spend 100 mins making content -Make 100 comments in a group related to the thing you help people with. -Send 100 DMs On Skool though, you can only send 10 DMs per week—even if the people have interacted with your posts. Is it possible to do the rule of 300 on Skool if you don't own the community? Am I missing something? Thanks for your help!

Just surpassed 2,000 Free members, finally!

So it took 5 months, dude. Buying her was easy! But 4 days later she was hit while parked!! Finding a shop took a month Parts took 2 more And then FINALLY we got her back 2 weeks ago. And finished the new drip in 2 days. Rims and all. Level 7 may not exist anymore, But the Skool Games experience is going HARDER THAN EVA (BTS coming sooooon) Just WAIT for what next year looks like... Youre socks are gonna FLY OFF YO DAMN FEEET