Learn Together
In the main navigation, you'll see the community discussion circles.
In these sections, you can find yourself an accountability buddy, share your wins, and meet like-minded people all ready to build you up and keep you motivated.
Challenge Yourself
In the top menu, you'll see a Challenges section. Throughout the course, there will be fun challenges you can take part of in order to put what you're learning to work!
Group Rules
1. No promotions: This is a community of peers. Don’t treat each other like prospects. Promotions include selling anything, promoting your webinar, live event or other free offering; asking people to message you their email address in exchange for something; spamming group members without them addressing you in the group, or accepting an invitation to message and then promoting something they didn’t ask for; posting affiliate links of any kind.
2. Be kind and courteous: This community is a safe and supportive space; what you see/hear here stays here. Be thoughtful about your comments and questions. If someone asks for feedback and you have a helpful criticism, that’s fine! Just be nice. Healthy debates are natural, but kindness is required.
3. Don’t create or upload new documents in the group: Speak with an admin if you have an idea of something you'd like to share and they can upload it for you if it's the best interest of the group.
4. Maintain the integrity of the group: Don’t ask for others to share links to other groups, masterminds or any other groups. In order to protect the high quality of this community we don’t want to direct folks to groups where administrators may allow spammy content.
5. Speak with the Support Team respectfully: Please email [email protected] if you have questions related to your account. We want to keep the feed uncluttered and make sure we can respond to your customer support request quickly. It's expected that conversation with the Dr. B team and admins will remain respectful and courteous. Abusive language will not be tolerated and will be cause for removal.
6. Respect your community's privacy: Being part of this group requires mutual trust. Authentic, expressive discussions make groups great, but may also be sensitive and private. What's shared in the group should stay in the group.
