Woke up to this gift. This community, and the people in it, are incredible. Have any Australians flown to Skool HQ before? 🤷‍♂️

It’s easy to fall into a victim mentality and not even know it. Often times in our lives, not just in Skool, we ask things like; “why is this happening to me?” Or “why am I not as successful as them?” “When will my community take off” “who can do this for me?” These questions are almost demeaning to ourselves and we don’t realize it. Try things like this instead: “How can I do my job better today?” “What can I do to get more leads?” “How can I support others?” “How can I drive more traffic” Asking yourself the right questions can help you keep on track with a solid mental framework and not add stress. Asking “why me” type questions brings stress in your life. Instead ask “what” or “how” questions.

I’m looking for any advice or suggestions on what video app that is supported on Skool is best for creating content for course material? And does anyone know if Loom can also be used to create video content for course material? Thank you!!

Skool Games has been happening for a while... And somehow it just keeps getting wilder!!! Here's a sneak peak of what awaits you 🦄 When are you going to FINALLY compete? When will we see YOU there? Thanks to @Patrice Moore for winning on camera, and @Kyler Miles for capturing these moments!!

Hey everyone! I’ve added my 6 flagship writing courses to my classroom, and it got me thinking about different ways to structure our courses here on Skool. I've seen everything from having a single, comprehensive course in the classroom, to having 10+ shorter, punchier courses! The beauty of it is—there's no right or wrong way to do it. But I am really curious to hear your preferences. For those who don’t have a Skool yet, as students, do you lean towards fewer, longer programs or do you prefer more, bite-sized ones?