We’ve seen hundreds of people in The Skool Games crack $10k/month. Here’s the evolution they typically take: // Level 1: Member Creators start as consumers. Action step: Start by joining 3 groups you’re interested in // Level 2: Top Contributor Great creators start as obsessed consumers. MrBeast obsessed over PewDiePie, then created his channel. Video game creators played video games non stop, then created their own. If you want to build a successful Skool, start consuming successful Skools. Action step: Show up daily, help people, build relationships // Level 3: Free Group Owner When you spot an opportunity, start your free group. Action step: Start your free community Action step: Invite people you’ve connected with Action step: Learn what people want // Level 4: Making Money Opportunities for income will start presenting themselves. Become an affiliate, start a paid group, find a gig as a community manager, become a growth operator, start coaching, or offer a done-for-you service. Action step: Look for opportunities to make your first $1 // Level 5: Full-time Making money is hard, until it’s easy. That's when you find something that works. When it’s easy, go hard. Congratulations! You have earned the freedom to work from home, or anywhere you want in the world doing what you love. Action step: Quit your job and go full-time online // Level 6: Skool Games Winner Most people go wrong by trying to go from member to Skool Games winner. This only works if you already have a built up reputation like a YouTube channel, big audience, email list or something else. Make sure you follow the evolution. Don’t skip steps. Action step: Stay up to date with the latest Skool Games Training until you win // Level 7: $100k MRR Some people could be content winning the Skool Games and going full time online. But for the ambitious, you could keep scaling to the ultimate $100k/month. // Where are you on the Skool Evolution board? Where are you trying to go?

@Ted Carr is a million-dollar community owner, Games Winner and an early Skool. He’s also a pretty weird guy (he’s technically homeless, only eats fruit, and is from Canada). But what’s even weirder is his plan to go from millionaire to billionaire in the next few years. In this episode, I caught up with him in Vegas to find out: - His roadmap to $1,000,000,000 - Myths that hold beginners back from greatness - And the bizzare events that led to him investing in Skool before most people even knew about it. Check it out. 👇🏼

Hey, I’ve got a question for you, and I’d love to hear your thoughts. Say you join a free community, fill in your details, and await approval. But then your submission is declined—yet they still use your email to send daily emails. Not through the platform, but directly through their email list. Do you think this is right or wrong? Should they still be using your email to pitch to you after you’ve been declined from their community? I’d love to hear your take on this situation. Let’s go! And yeah, this actually happened to me (not a business-related group). I have no clue why I was declined, but I’m curious...also I am guessing the emails are maybe un-intentional (or at least I hope or it's a big no-no) and have come through integrated automation, something I would love to learn a workaround so this doesn't happen - I have sent a polite email raising awareness Would love your thoughts!

There are a few monumental moments for skool Among them: - Reaching 100k community members here - The return of the skool cat for all of us - And now: experiencing our first lvl 9er. Congratulations to @Ryan Duncan - incredibly difficult to hug because of his height - a total pain in the ass sometimes - one of the wildest and most stubborn among us It takes a lot of time to do what youve done, and im stoked that its finally starting to pay of for you. Glad to know you, you big dum dum ❤️

What if when a new member joined your community, we had the option to show a popup video welcoming them personally and telling them how to get started? Help them get off on the right foot, eliminate the need for a pinned post at the top attempting to do that, and gives a personal touch right off the bat (especially for paid) What would everyone think about something like that?