In February 2024, @Patrice Moore was making $0/month. She’d just quit her job and had no audience, offer or skill. Fast forward 6 months, she’s a Skool Games Winner who’s making over $30k/month. I caught up with Patrice when she was in Vegas for the Winner’s Hormozi Mastermind to find out: - The exact step-by-step blueprint of how she did it - A month-by-month breakdown of her income on the way to 30k/month - And the daily routines/habits she used to get there Check it out! 👇🏼

For those who don't know, we're running a competition to see who can scale their Skool the most in 90 days. Only 100 people were selected. We're coaching them to help them rapidly grow their revenue, using the data we have on what's working across the platform. We're calling it The 100. We've decided to share the training with you guys, for free. This is Episode 1. We discussed the 4 blockers that are holding people back from scaling their Skool, and the 4 best solutions we know of to unlock rapid revenue growth. NOTE: This is a strategy to speedrun monetization, and it's not recommended for everyone. If you're a complete beginner, and are in the learning phase, or having fun phase, this may not be optimal. Check out the evolution to $10,000/month if this is you. If you're a huge influencer, or want to be a Growth Operator, this also may not be perfect for you. We'll be releasing more training on other paths in the future. Enjoy!

Skool recently added emojis to peoples names, those that were doing well on skool. It would be so cool if there was something like this that we could offer in our communities. A common occurrence i'm seeing is community members not knowing how genuine the information is they're receiving from other community members is, because they don't know how successful they are in said business. If members were able to unlock badges (emojis) or something to show what level they're on that would massively help the trust factor go up in communities. Something like an experience bar on the users profile, or the simple idea of being able to award members specific emojis and giving those emojis descriptions like (#design expert, or #ad expert). This would take a lot of pressure of the community builders too and place a lot more trust in the community itself to be self sufficient.

6 years ago, @Doug Boughton was waiting tables in a restaurant. He was $114k in debt, hated his job and was hungry for “more.” Just 2 years later, he ended up speaking on stage with Russell Brunson after doing over $1M in online sales. Now, he’s one of the most successful community builders on the planet. Here’s how he did it. 👇🏼