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Hi guys, Some times it’s good going back to basics. I share with you my Sam ovens playlist (113 videos): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKrYrFbOiWsuPw52dghEsgPAgcTM01QEe&si=jjmo_Eirn1wxlGfQ What’s your biggest takeaway from Sam’s teaching? Reply in comment 👇🏼 And enjoy binjwatching 😀

I've watched countless @Alex Hormozi videos. But I wasn't really in the game back when @Sam Ovens was regularly posting content. I know a lot of people still talk about loving his old videos even now. Can you share any good starting points / content from Sam that resonated with you? I already have a parasocial relationship with Hormozi after binging so much of his content... I may as well do the same with skool's other co-owner 😂

I dont use my phone much… I literally try not to use it but man, Skool is making it impossible… Now I always find myself grabbing my phone > opening the best app on the planet > and just exploring, learning, interacting… Who feels my suffering 🫠?

When I embed YouTube videos on my website, I can add a simple code so that when the viewer pauses the video -- or completes the video -- the final screen ONLY recommends videos from my channel... Try it here. It's simple -- in the embedding code, look for the YT video id and add ?rel=0 at the end of it. Tutorial here. Is it possible to do this here on Skool? It would be great because the more they watch our YT vids the more the algo recommends our vids to them when they're on YT :) If not, then our YT embeds can distract the viewer, since after watching our video they'll get shown the best recommendations from YT's algorithm for others' channels (occasionally our own).