What conversation do you most want to be a part of? Brands are looking for representatives that are in alignment with what their mission is. And you don't need big rooms to do that. You just need to help your sponsors succeed.

This clubhouse room will teach you how to start your pitch with the sponsor's vision of success. Because each brand defines what success means, but the creator has to work with them to decide the way and the specific trackable goals to achieve that.

Think about collaboration with the brand across platforms and across mediums to come up with a successful result for both you and the brand.

If you want on-demand access to Clubhouse coaching, DM "coach" to Gary Henderson's IG @garylhenderson to get access to the full training library.

Since you decide what NFTs you create and how many, you can also use them in your community. You can use them to support your projects or sell your services. And because there's a limited amount, others can keep them or sell them for higher prices if they're not the right fit for your community.

In this episode, you'll learn about a few different ways you can use NFTs as part of your community-building strategy.

This episode is a shorter version of the original Clubhouse room. Find the whole recording at clubhousecoaching.com!

An NFT is a Non-Fungible Token. But what does fungible mean? What's the utility of buying or creating NFTs? What are smart contracts, and how can you use them to get the most out of NFTs? How much can people charge for NFTs?

Check out this episode to learn more about NFTs!

If you want on-demand access to Clubhouse coaching, DM "coach" to Gary Henderson's IG @garylhenderson to get access to the full training library.

Don't let your personal brand get associated with a lie. If you're on stage and someone says something untrue,  people will assume that you endorse that.

But it takes a lot of courage to contradict something said on stage because standing up for yourself and being a truthteller can be costly.

Check out this episode to decide when to speak or when to leave a stage.

If you want on-demand access to Clubhouse coaching, DM "coach" to Gary Henderson's IG @garylhenderson to get access to the entire training library.

We're at a constant stage of almost edifying others too soon, but we should take responsibility for our words. When we endorse others, we give them influence. This clubhouse room talks about how you can openly and with integrity give others your endorsement and how you can openly and in integrity revoke that.

Because before you endorse someone, you should authentically endorse them out of integrity. Clarify what's your experience for your endorsement as a disclaimer, and do your research. It's ok to say, "This is my limited knowledge of this person."

And if you no longer want to endorse them, you can mention you changed your endorsement, but don't go into too much detail about what was wrong with the previous one. It's more about the energy than what you actually say.

There's really no rush to get into business with people that you don't know. You have to know the people you're going to bed with. 

This episode is a shorter version of the session. Find the entire recording at clubhousecoaching.com!

Do you want to create a room but don't want to moderate? You're not alone. Moderating means bringing people on or off stage,  keeping an eye on the audience, dealing with trolls, and keeping the conversation running smoothly.

Isis Djata shares in this interview how you can: 

• Hire a Master Moderator so you can focus on your audience. 
• Become a Master Moderator to earn up to $400/hr. 

If you view Clubhouse as your place of business and want to show your best side at all times, you need to listen to this episode!

This is a shorter version of the Clubhouse Creator Series. Find the full recording at clubhousecoaching.com!

Moderators dictate the culture of the room, so you should only give the Mod badge to someone you trust.

In this room, the Gary.club audience discusses how it's hard to control a room if you have too many people on stage.  The truth is, if you don't fit into the plan of the room, you don't need to be on stage. And if you don't like who's on stage or what's being said, you can choose to NOT to be on stage.

There's a dark side to everything, so you might want to check this episode to take care of yourself and your business.

If you want on-demand access to Clubhouse coaching, DM "coach" to Gary Henderson's IG @garylhenderson to get access to the full training library.

Your titles are a way to develop trust with your audience if you deliver on your word. Click-bait is when you click and you don't get what you thought you'd get. On the other hand, if you have great content, but nobody knows about it, how good is it?

Listen to this clubhouse discussion on how to create rooms that people want to join and stay in!

If you want on-demand access to Clubhouse coaching, DM "coach" to Gary Henderson's IG @garylhenderson to get access to the full training library.

Don't lose sleep over people not wanting to take part in your community. You can find the people who love what you do and want to follow you where you are. This Clubhouse Room will give you different perspectives and ideas on why: 

• An email newsletter is not a community (but your community might be on your newsletter). 
• There has to be a bond-building experience in a community. 
• Too many communities try to be too much to too many people. 
• You don't need to be everything to everyone. 
• Finding your common core and then build the micro-communities where they flow naturally is the easiest way to build your community. 

Listen to this episode to create a 2-way interaction within your community!

To get access to the Discord community, send "chat" to Gary Henderson's IG @garylhenderson !

If Clubhouse disappeared tomorrow, what would happen with your audience? Free community platforms don't owe you anything. That's what Brian Fanzo learned when Meerkat disappeared, taking all of the followers with it. In this episode, he shares why you should: 

• Give value to your audience across platforms. 
• Practice and get your story out there, to get opportunities you never thought possible. 
• Find the medium that's best for you individually. When you're comfortable, move on to where most of your audience is. 
• Understand what's your message and your story, and work hard in putting it out there as often and everywhere as you can. 

You're successful because of your content. You just happen to use a platform. But if you're still crafting your message and community, try a few different platforms. Just don't be afraid to put something out there even if you then retract it.

This is a shorter version of the Clubhouse Creator Series. Find the full recording at clubhousecoaching.com!