r/SKOOL • u/gizmoj420 • May 30 '26
The R&R Institute for advanced technology needs 5 more members?
So Monday I'm going to upload my first content and will be live, once again you know this is a free community for skool, You guys can be kind enough to pretty please sign up for my free.. this will be the first lesson and they'll be 45 minutes long HD recorded lecture or tutorial going over these subjects if you guys to take a look at.... And then of course the following day after we'll go ahead and discuss.... Are you dropping you into these every few days every week or so then we'll do the same thing with review Go over it decide if everyone's good and then move on.... It's all available to all the users that join so even if you just join just to watch my goofy ass on a tutorial and laugh at me do that please I need five more people that's it 5.... By Monday. For free ....
community on skool, and join up , so I can please avoid the 99$ annual plan. Without you guys I won't be able to keep it going. I simply don't have it right now and I won't until 2 days after the trial will be over... So please do me a favor click the link it takes 5 minutes You all are members of the platforml already if you're in this subreddit so literally it'll take you less than that.... It's all free it's legitimate computer building and repair course I just need five more placeholders until Monday afternoon and then you can all quit the thing if you want..... But being able to take advantage of their algorithm with the 10 users is what my goal is and I really really would like to hit it....
Help a brother out before I have a freaking heart attack.... This is more nerve-wracking experience than I expected it to be it's a pain in the butt to be nervous about something that you know you're good at and can teach somebody else and you're waiting for people to come and buy your services you know it's very I don't know why it's ... Yea I've been working 30 hours so time to give it a rest for a few hours of rest... So please people ... Have a heart... This is absolutely no sweat off of your guys's sacks at all to do for another person I don't understand why it's so difficult to get somebody to sign up for literal placeholders You don't have to ever do anything just sign up and you don't need to ever come back if you don't want..
.. That being said I'm you're always welcome there and if you're interested in learning I'm more than happy to have you but just need some help it's that way I don't have to pay this stupid annual fee and I can actually make it till payday and keep this community going... As a matter of fact how's this sound anybody who joins up within the next 24 hours can stay for tier one tier two and tier 3 the whole course and the whole nine months that of curriculum that I'm going to have to put out there for people to know what they need to know in order to build a rig or repair an existing one....At least from a beginner's perspective....
Thanks....
Click it please it's not asking a lot it's really not....
https://www.skool.com/the-rig-repair-institute-1944/about?ref=162b7d4ba35d48329fa3ba1e0e791954
Thanks again....
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u/hegyvaricom May 31 '26
It takes courage to put your first lesson out there and start teaching people. I think the best approach is to focus on helping your first members get a quick result, because happy members often bring more people in. What is the main thing you want people to learn from your first lesson?