Do you have a newsletter and a podcast and an Instagram page mixed in with a few courses? Managing all those separate platforms is a lot of work and we can make it easier. In today’s episode, Gina asks some really great questions to help figure out where YOU want to spend your time and how to make it easier for YOU to do them. People Magic is durable and sustainable. It’s able to keep so many things in one place so you can focus on whatever it is that you need to do next.

What’s the difference between a community driven business versus a content driven business? Trillions of dollars. The value of a network effect  community driven business goes up with every new member. How? Through creating a group identity and connections between members NOT building an audience. In today’s episode, Gina does a deep dive on how you value your community, charge up front, save money on marketing and help people build relationships and help you build a successful business.

Your community and you as a host are unique and amazing but if you’re still coming to community building with the mindset of “content is king” is not unique. Why you think “content is king” is because that’s what you’re being told every time you open your phone or your computer. In today’s episode, Gina breaks down why building an ecosystem for people to gather and connect with a shared identity is the key to long term success.

Human beings are never going to become obsolete with AI but a lot of our manual efforts will be done by software. If you are drawn to a community because you love people and connecting with them, AI will make it easier for you to do just that. In today’s episode Gina responds to the fear of AI and how she reframes when she is driven by fear as opposed to excitement.

If you are trying to figure out how to make your life really easy when creating a community you really want to just start with a transition. It’s the first step and it’s the most important step. Human beings are constantly in transition, it’s what makes life interesting and fun, even if it’s a challenge. In today’s episode Gina breaks down why she doesn’t recommend starting a community with a niche and why starting with a transition and continuing to transition with your members is the best way to grow a community. 

If you’re putting up a paywall for the first time, breathe. It can be scary but the results of charging for your work are incredible. In today’s episode Gina breaks down why a paywall works AND why you can still offer things for free to bring people in. When setting your price you want to aim as high as you can. The results of your community are the value of your community. People pay attention to what they pay for and people will pay for results and transformation that they can’t get on their own.

We are social beings, we are meant to learn from other people and understand the way the world works because we watch what other people do. Who you surround yourself with every single day has the most impact on who you are and what you can accomplish more than anyone else. In this episode, Gina breaks down how communities are powerful and why they are the perfect place to make mistakes and have setbacks because they are forgiving.

When building a community it can be hard to motivate people to find new members. In today’s episode Gina invites you to go back over your work and make sure your ideal member is super clear along with your transition. Having a clear ideal member and transition not only makes finding new members easier, it also adds more value to your community because you have already done the work of getting really specific. When asking your network if they know people who might be interested, be really thoughtful about how you ask and know that by reaching out, it’s a really great way to get specific about your offer.

On the surface one would think that 1:1 coaching would be more expensive than group coaching. In today’s episode, Gina challenges that notion and believes that group coaching should be at the top of your offering. With group coaching or as Gina likes to call it, a “Mastermind” you can grow faster, add more value and make it a more rewarding experience for your members. We have been taught that worshiping the individual is the best way to grow a business when in fact working with a group you can cherry pick which advice you want to take while hearing from a number of different experiences.

When you are building a business you want it to take on a life of its own so it can continue to grow without you having to constantly sell as you would with an e-commerce business. That’s a flywheel. A flywheel starts to build momentum of other people taking actions, other members providing value for each other and other members bringing in more members. In today’s episode Gina breaks down the meaning of a Flywheel business and why it’s a nearly perfect business.