30-Day Skool Hackathon Reviews

I joined this as someone who already had a Skool community running, so I wasn't the typical "starting from scratch" member. Even so, I got a lot out of it.

Lidia's approach is structured without being rigid. The daily build plan keeps you moving rather than overthinking, which is the thing that kills most people's progress before they even start. The custom GPT for niche selection is a genuinely useful tool, not just a gimmick.

The community itself is active and the quality of members is high. People are actually building, not just lurking.

If you're sitting on the fence about launching a Skool community, this removes most of the excuses. Recommended.

I joined Lidia's group when I first started my Skool group and the challenges and gamification immediately appealed. I applied her practical advice and while I didn’t quite make it to 100 members in 30 days, it was quickly after and definitely helped by her advice. She is fully committed to supporting and helping her members grow 🤩

One quick chat with Lidia + reviewing the group resources helped me gain clarity on my existing Skool membership. I joined her paid community, too, which I'd highly recommend.

Totes love Lidia's group, the 30-day skool Hackathon... we met in another space and instantly connected. It's rare to find real, knowledgeable and totally human... so with that I was in in a flash...

I joined as a guest host for the Community Clinic in the space, alongside all the other epic guests, bringing so much to the table. Great community, epic people... get yourself in...

It's very interesting, because I was in a bunch of other community that teach you "how to make money", but usually they all have a different factor they are focusing on. For example there is a community where you can learn how to create a lead magnet community with a course, but they are focusing mostly on getting traffic from youtube and ads and retargeting ads, and their free lead magnet community is mostly for just selling the paid one. So they give something, but that's definitely not enough and its a very different approach that they have. (2 communities actually) Both has more than 30k members, but they are usually community owners and not potential clients. There was a community where they are focusing on warm outreach, sometimes cold too. There is the Grow With Evelyn community where they are focusing on ads, and then there is some community where they are focusing on content creation. So basically in all of the communities they teach the same as Hormozi but with each community focusing more in a specific factor. and then here is the hackaton and it grabs all the shit, put it together and make something cool about it, it’s short, simple and easy and actually give value and not just forces you to buy the full course, because it's already a full course. So probably this is the only community you need.