Q&A: “How to start a membership community around self-growth?”

Notes from Chris

Episode 1633

Today’s listener wants to start a membership community centered around self-growth. So far, so good—but what’s the best way to introduce it?

I’d like to look at this question using a tool from one of our other stories called a “Statement of Future Intent.”

You can use this for any idea you have, or even for thinking about your overall life. Let’s do it together in the answer to this question from Chase.

"I'd like to start a membership community focused on self-growth. My plan is to charge $10/month for basic access, and $25/month for premium access. What's the best way to introduce this community—and do I essentially need three levels, where one is free for potential members to check out before signing up? That seems to be the common model, but it would be a lot more work so I'm wondering if it's really necessary. Any tips or guidance would be appreciated!"

Listen to today's episode to learn more...

 

 

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Inspiration is good; inspiration combined with action is better. Now get back to work!

Yours in the revolution,