You don't just make sales, you make lifelong friends ($40M/year CEO's Skool)

21 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief dialogue, two speakers promote the Skool community, emphasizing how a high‑performing, resource‑rich group motivates members to improve, fosters deep friendships, and accelerates personal progress. Speaker A highlights the collective drive, the transformation of strangers into "best buddies," and the low‑risk entry via free trials and a cost comparable to a night out. Speaker B reinforces the "average of five" principle, noting that surrounding yourself with high‑performers speeds up achievement. The overall message is that joining Skool offers a risk‑free pathway to accountability, rapid growth, and lifelong connections.

Past just the sales, it's like a group of people all collectively trying to improve themselves because all the resources are there. But sometimes it's really hard to like push yourself to be better, and that's where somebody that you didn't know a week ago, but now all of a sudden you see them in the same group every single time, and now you start calling each other names and you're like best buddies by the end of it. It's a really good sense of community.
It's kind of like that cheesy saying. It's like you are the average of the five people you hang around with, which is very true. If you're in a high-performing group, it's much easier to make progress faster, and
then you get to make friends with them and lifelong friends as well.
Anything you maybe want to say to a younger version of yourself? Or someone who's thinking about joining?
People that think of joining, what do you have to risk? It's like less than a night out for a month. Free trials that go up as well. Give it a shot. If you don't like it, fuck off. It's like, it's fine. There's like no risk.