The Infinite Skool Engine

How to build a community that runs itself

De: Steven Doornbos

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Most people don’t fail to build a community because they lack knowledge.
They fail because they try to build excitement instead of behavior.
Excitement spikes… then fades.
Behavior repeats… and repetition becomes income.
This book is not about getting attention.
It’s about creating a place people return to — automatically.
You don’t need a massive audience.
You don’t need constant content.
You don’t need daily motivation.
You need a system that removes decision-making and replaces it with rhythm.
That is what the Infinite Skool Engine is designed to do.
Inside these pages you’ll learn how communities actually last — not just launch — and why the most successful ones feel almost effortless once built correctly.
What You’ll Discover In This Book
• Why most online communities quietly die after the first month
• The psychological reason members stop logging in (and how to prevent it)
• How to design weekly actions that create automatic participation
• The four anchor posts that run engagement without constant posting
• A 30-day launch system that builds culture before growth
• The identity shift that turns members into long-term participants
• How to create recurring income without constant promotion
• The leveling and recognition system that keeps members returning
• How to grow without burning out or becoming a full-time moderator
• Turning a community into a real business asset — not just a project
If you follow this process, you won’t be chasing engagement anymore.
You’ll be maintaining an environment that naturally produces it.
And once that happens, the community no longer depends on your energy…
It runs on design.