Hey Hustlers! Success in government contracting isn’t about rushing—it’s about building a solid foundation and staying consistent. Christian’s journey proves that with the right systems and mindset, anyone can succeed! 🚀 Christian’s Story: After retiring from the military, Christian dove into the world of real estate and government contracting. He faced challenges, but with determination, he found his rhythm. In just two months, he’s submitted over 150 bids and won 4 contracts—while still running his real estate business! 💡 Big Lesson: Christian showed us that the key to success is staying organized, building efficient systems, and committing to the process. When you follow the blueprint and trust the grind, the results come! 🎥 WATCH HIS STORY HERE 🔥 What’s one thing you’ve learned that has helped you stay consistent in your business? Drop it in the comments!Keep pushing forward—your next win is just around the corner! 🚀

Yesterday, 4/15/2025, the President signed an executive order promoting the use of commercial options when available, among other things. As government contractors, what can we do to be better prepared to serve the government in this new initiative? https://www.whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/2025/04/fact-sheet-president-donald-j-trump-restores-common-sense-to-federal-procurement/

If you're a manufacturer—or know someone who is—this one’s for you. 👀 Day just shared a powerful breakdown on how to identify what the government is already buying... and how to position your business to win those contracts. Whether you’re new to government sales or looking to grow, this video gives you a fresh, strategic perspective. 🎥 Watch it here: Watch the Video 💬 Have questions or want guidance? Book a call with Sam here: Book Here Let us know in the comments what stood out or what you’re planning to apply! We’re here to help you win. 🙌

Hi everyone, my husband (a Navy vet) and I are new to the GovCon space. We are excited about the possibilities and opportunities that exist and can't wait to achieve success. I'm not sure if it is a challenge or not but we are hoping to be able to build this business remotely and from anywhere in the world. Doing so may come with its own set of challenges but it's how we plan to run it. One concern that I have is about registering residential address info in the public domain for safety reasons.