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Today, you can run live webinars with up to 10,000 attendees for under $100 per month, while creating, sharing, storing, and replaying the content inside a single system.

In this video, I explain why this marks a real shift in how webinars, live sessions, and online events are run. Not just for large companies, but also for coaches, educators, consultants, and independent creators.

Modern platforms like Skool now allow you to:

Host large-scale live webinars

Share recordings instantly

Organize and catalog past sessions

Let users rewatch content comfortably

Do all of this without separate webinar tools or video hosting services

This is not just about saving money. It’s about simplifying infrastructure, improving user experience, and regaining control over your content and audience.

If you are currently using traditional webinar software, or juggling multiple platforms to run live events and replays, this video will help you understand why that model is quickly becoming outdated.

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The Community Soluntion

We all crave companionship, in our modern world, many have more friends online then face to face.

I consider that a beautiful thing, since it allows us to grow connections worldwide and overcome borders and other limitations.

Another shift I find crucial in the shift to digital communities, is the AI shift. Knowledge is now at almost anyone's fingertips.

So now the inner drive to learn is being satiated while the tendency to be closed alone in one's house grows and with it the search for digital companionship.

Another beautiful trend I am observing is the tendency of digital communities to strive for physical meetups. So this new digital movement is actually improving physical connections for people!

Join the movement - build a community.