#19 in Personal DevelopmentSkoolfrom $99/month

Mindset Skool

Mindset Skool is for ambitious people levelling up habits and careers. First paying member in 30 days or you don't pay.

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How this community works

Pricing: $99 a monthWell above the personal development median of $15.
Size: 220 membersBigger than 37% of the personal development communities indexed here.
Revenue ceiling: $21,780 a monthIf every member paid the listed price. Free tiers, discounts and churn are not visible from outside.
Platform: Skool
Category: Personal Development
Last verified: 29 September 2026

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Small room, real price: 220 members at $99 a month is a business without an audience of thousands.

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About Mindset Skool

Mindset Skool is for ambitious people levelling up habits and careers. First paying member in 30 days or you don't pay.

Why you should join: It starts with one 20-minute call with Brian Public price is $99 a month. Get peer support, practical playbooks and live rooms inside Skool.

Tiers and products

Membership
Paid

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The one-liner

A Skool monetisation room promising a first paying member in 30 days.

What they actually sell

Mindset Skool is Brian O'Neill's community for people who already built a Skool and still have not been paid. The public offer sits at $99 a month with a trial path. Copy promises a twenty-minute 1:1 call booked the day you join, an 18-block Mindset Reset, Claude-for-Skoolers training, and a guarantee framed as first paying member in 30 days or you do not pay. Inside sit ten courses and a large module library. The lander leans hard on Brian's top-earner and leaderboard positioning.

Who pays and why

Skool owners who post and invite yet earn nothing. The shame is a busy free community with no offers. They pay for pricing clarity, a personal call and a guarantee tied to getting paid. They are buying pricing courage and offer clarity more than another traffic tactic.

Where the members come from

Brian's YouTube and Instagram coaching presence feed the room. The Skool is literally sold to other Skool operators, so growth also rides platform-native word of mouth. Exact follower counts are not on the about page.

What's holding it back

Outcome guarantees on membership businesses are hard to operationalise. If the 1:1 call becomes delayed or the thirty-day promise feels lawyered away, trust collapses fast at this price. A community of unpaid Skool owners can become an echo chamber if offer critiques stay polite instead of commercial.

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Guarantee a first paying member in thirty days and book a same-day 1:1 call so stuck community owners buy clarity, not more content.

Would this work in another niche?

Yes for other platform-specific creator monetisation coaching. Weak for general mindset audiences with no community product to sell.

Written 29 September 2026

Reviews

5.0(6 reviews)

Sookie O'Very

From Skool

“I genuinely feel like the Skool Gods led me to Brian at exactly the right time! Without his guidance, I would have been floundering while setting up my Skool membership. Brian understands business, people, and community, and he genuinely wants to help you succeed. If you’re lucky enough to find his group, jump in, LEAN IN, ask questions, and soak up his years of experience. I’m incredibly grateful I found him!”

Karisa Bitner

From Skool

“Mindset Skool is my go to when my business mind gets jumbled up. Showing up in the group sets me back on track, and directs me to get out of my own way. By far the best decision to get connected here. Brian knows his stuff, and Mindset Skool brings me clarity. Five Stars!”

Michael Norman

From Skool

“Brian is a true master-teacher!”

Jackie Grawe

From Skool

“Brian is authentic as he comes across on YouTube! Patient, intelligent and helpful to busy entrepreneurs as they navigate through their dreams. He offers practical guidance while constantly learning new strategies to share with his members.”

petrauskas

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