I didn’t start this journey because I wanted fancy cars or designer suits. I started because I wanted to change my family’s story. I grew up in a council estate. Money was tight. Opportunities felt even tighter. I remember watching my mum work her heart out just to keep things together. I remember the look in her eyes.. tired, but hopeful. And I made myself a promise: one day, I’ll give her and my brother a better life. When I was broke and had 0 in the bank, that vision kept me moving. Everyday, I did one small thing… listened to a podcast, went to a networking event, read a book, asked for help, made mistakes, learned, and tried again. It wasn’t glamorous. It was slow. It was uncomfortable. But each small step built a bridge between the life I had and the life I wanted. If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s this: You don’t need to see the whole staircase. Just take the next step and do it with purpose. So here’s my question for you: What’s your why.. the reason you get up and keep going, even when it’s tough? Share it with us in the comments

So many people look at success as something reserved for “the lucky ones.” The ones with the right connections, the right timing, or the right start in life. The truth is, success is not only for the chosen few. It’s for the few who choose it. It’s not luck that separates people, it’s decision. It's action. It's the willingness to become uncomfortable. To show up when it’s hard. To stay consistent when it’s boring. To keep taking action even when the results aren’t instant. We all want more freedom, fulfilment, impact, but only a few decide to do what it takes to create it. You don’t need to be special. You just need to choose to start. 👉 Today, make the choice that your future self will thank you for.

Hi all, I am new to both Property and Stock Market investing, but I am really thrilled to have taken this step and invested in my education. Looking forward to learning, growing, and connecting with you all on this journey! I had lovely onboarding call with Callum, who was very helpful- thanks Callum!