🧘‍♀️ Health & Wellness Pros: Build a Scalable Business on Skool

Jan 1

Whether you’re a coach, yoga teacher, or holistic practitioner — building a community-focused business doesn’t require fancy apps or a huge following.

You just need your expertise and a Skool group.

Here’s how to launch your wellness business on Skool (and start growing with ease):

1️⃣ Pick Your Wellness Niche

Start by narrowing in on the exact person you help:

Prenatal yoga for new moms
Gut health coaching for busy professionals
Breathwork for trauma healing
Nutrition plans for athletes
Personal training for over-40 clients

Your niche is your magnet.

2️⃣ Create Your Free Skool Group

Go to Skool and start your free group.

Use a name that speaks to the transformation:

“Balanced Body Method”
“Calm Mind Studio”
“Fit Over 40 Wellness Hub”
“Healing with Food Community”

This becomes your home base — community, course, coaching all in one.

3️⃣ Give Value First

Upload something useful to build trust:

A 5-day stress reset guide
A beginner’s video series
A clean eating checklist
Mini course on posture or pain relief

Lead with service, not selling.

4️⃣ Invite Your People

Share your group in:

Instagram stories
Facebook wellness communities
Email newsletters
Strategy or free consult calls

Keep it authentic. Focus on helping.

5️⃣ Monetize with Ease

Once people are engaged, offer:

Group coaching or accountability pods
Monthly wellness memberships
1:1 virtual sessions
Premium courses or transformation programs

Skool makes it easy to deliver and scale.

🎯 Want help setting it up?

Dr. Bryan Raya uses Skool to run his coaching + financial mentorship programs and can help you set up your own — for free.

✅ Start your Skool group now (affiliate link):
https://www.skool.com/signup?ref=60a8b8c78f284c9ead3b0fd1075c36f4

📅 Book a free setup call with Dr. Bryan Raya:
https://calendly.com/dbr_bookkeeping/book-a-free-call-with-dbr

Let’s start Doing Business Right.
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Bryan Raya