Happy relaxing Sunday everyone! In December I'd like to offer you a masterclass about Skool SEO and how to use it to your advantage. I already have the structure of what I want to share with you, but I'd like to know if you have specific questions about it, so I can make sure I cover all angles :) Let me know in the comment!

This new feature just arrived. What is your take on it? I share how to do it, and my views on it in this short video.

Yesterday I posted 2-3 comments on a post in a large community. A few minutes later, someone slided in my DM's to vet me, and when I "passed the test" and he was convinced I have a real expertise, he asked me if I was available to come do a masterclass in his group the next day. I was available, so I said yes. They loved the content I delivered on Zoom, and offered me a spot in their group. Now I have one more place to share my content directly to my target market AND my masterclass replay will stay up in their classroom for their members to watch. It's easy when you do it right. It's fun, it's light, and it creates real opportunities. Are you taking the time to connect, and exchange visibility in other communities?

Apparently they have updated the way the algorithm puts the communities in order. I'll investigate a bit more about this and make a video to show you 😉

Many entrepreneurs believe that they need to “be more charismatic” to close high-ticket clients. Here’s what you probably don’t know: Securing high-value clients has less to do with charisma and more with aligning your value with what they need. When you know your worth and communicate that confidently, clients feel it. They’re drawn to your clarity, expertise, and genuine commitment…not a performance. The best high-ticket clients are attracted to real, valuable expertise. When you show up authentically, you make it clear that you’re not just a “salesperson” but a partner in their growth. This clarity draws in the right clients without any added pressure to “perform.” What’s your take on charisma in sales? Share your thoughts below, and let’s explore what it really takes to attract high-ticket clients.