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How to Succeed Here
In Skool communities, members can earn points and rewards through various activities that encourage engagement and contribution within the community. Here's how it generally works: Earning Points: - Participation: Members earn points by participating in discussions, posting questions, and providing answers in forums. - Content Creation: Creating valuable content such as posts, articles, or shared resources can earn members additional points. - Engagement: Liking, commenting, and interacting with other members' content also contributes to point accumulation. - Inviting Members: Members can earn points by inviting new members to join the community. - Course Completion: Completing courses or specific modules within the community may reward members with points. Levels and Badges: - Levels: As members earn points, they move up through different levels within the community. Higher levels often grant access to exclusive content, advanced courses, or special privileges. - Badges: Members can earn badges for specific achievements, such as being a top contributor, completing a course, or reaching a milestone number of posts or interactions. Rewards: - Exclusive Content: Members who reach certain levels or earn specific badges may unlock exclusive content, such as advanced courses, webinars, or resources. - Recognition: High-performing members may receive recognition within the community, such as featured member status or shout-outs in group announcements. - Monetary Rewards: In some communities, members may earn a share of the community's revenue based on their level of contribution, such as inviting new members or creating valuable content. - Access to Special Events: Members with higher points or levels may gain access to special events, guest speaker sessions, or in-person networking opportunities. These gamification elements not only encourage active participation but also create a sense of achievement and community as members work together to share knowledge and grow the group.
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Introduce Yourself!
Hey everyone! We love to see you writing a full introduction post... but lets get you started by saying Hi on this post! 👋 (That's a little bit less intimidating... huh? 🙋♂️) ——————————————————————————————— ✔️ STEP 1: INTRODUCE YOURSELF [✄ copy/paste template 👇] Where are you from? What are you working on? What immediate help do you need? ——————————————————————————————— Best practices in this community: - Level up by posting insights and thoughtful comments. - Help others level up by liking 👍 good posts and comments. - Be kind - DO NOT SELL - there is a ZERO TOLERANCE policy on selling/spamming (You will be deleted) 🔥 - If you need help, just ask the community 💪
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Are You a Giver?
Bob Burg wrote a great book called "The Go Giver." (Here is my interview with him on Lunch with Chris https://lonestarpodcast.com/podcast/s03e07-bob-burg/ ) Zig Ziglar said it best, "If you help enough people get what they want, you'll get what you want." Generosity is a fundamental law of the universe. Embrace the act of giving without expecting anything in return. In the business world, this means going the extra mile for your customers, sharing valuable insights with colleagues, or mentoring someone without seeking personal gain. By providing value, support, and service without anticipating immediate rewards, you build trust and foster lasting relationships that benefit everyone involved. One simple way to demonstrate generosity here in Business Success Academy is by engaging with others—commenting on and liking their posts—to offer support and build connections. By actively participating, sharing your knowledge, and offering a helping hand while staying authentic and true to your values, you exemplify giving without expectation. This is how you elevate your brand into a lasting legacy. #gratitude
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Gratitude in business!
THIS IS WHAT CHATGPT SAYS: "Over the past five years, the use of “gratitude” has surged across social media, products, and daily life, driven by societal movements focused on mindfulness and mental well-being. Platforms like Instagram and Twitter saw significant increases in gratitude-related hashtags appearing over 100 million times on Instagram alone, while products such as journals and apps have become more popular. Though specific percentages regarding the exact increase in the word’s usage are difficult to pin down, the sentiment around gratitude in everyday life has clearly risen, supported by broader societal movements towards mindfulness and mental health. For example, platforms for gratitude journaling and expressions of thanks have gained popularity, particularly among younger audiences, such as high school and college students, who reported a rise in positive affect and reduced anxiety through gratitude practices." Sure makes you think and wonder where one of the next biggest opportunities will come from. Please PM me to learn more about the gratitude movement
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The Power of Copyrighting and Graphic Design
Think copyrighting and graphic design are not as important as the details of your product or service? Think again!
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