Built a $6M Community Then Sold It — Here’s How to Stop Chasing Followers and Start Building Real Income 💰 - TTST Interview with Carol Tice of the Community Growth Academy on SKOOL

🔥Show Notes🗒

Carol built and sold a 1500-member, $6M paid community, Freelance Writers Den, from 2011-21. Now, she helps coaches, experts, and passionate hobbyists follow in her footsteps at Community Growth Academy on Skool. She's also full-time in her RV traveling around the western U.S., teaching people how to do business their own way and carve out the lifestyle they want. 

📣QUOTE: “The only difference between successful entrepreneurs and everyone stuck in imposter is they’re willing to continue with that discomfort.” 🔥 - Carol Tice

Coach Fergie’s Top 5+ Knowledge Nuggets and Take-Aways:

1. Boundaries create freedom — when someone controls their time instead of reacting all day, everything in their life sharpens 🔋
2. Trust is the real currency — attention comes and goes, but relationships compound 🤝
3. Energy is an asset — pouring into the right people instead of everyone changes the game 🧠
4. Energy is an asset — pouring into the right people instead of everyone changes the game ⚙️
5. Feedback fuels growth — the best operators stay curious and keep asking questions 🔍
6. Engagement is everything — if people aren’t connecting, the whole thing eventually dies 💬

🔹 Valuable Time-Stamps🔹

🕒 00:05:00 – Community can become all-consuming

🕒 00:11:00 – Scarcity drives community growth

🕒 00:19:00 – Build audience before community

🕒 00:21:00 – Low price drives mass adoption

🕒 00:22:00 – Free builds trust fast

🛠️Recommended Resources:  

🌐 Visit the Community Growth Academy on SKOOL

📘 Visit Carol’s Author Page 

🏫 Get Carol’s Free Case Study on How She Went from Being a Stressed Out Coach to Building a Community That Made Her $6 Million

🔗 Carol’s LinkedIn 

▶ Community Growth Academy YouTube

🔵 Carol’s Facebook

 
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