Why are so many people afraid of growth and possibilities?? I see everyday Not ready or overthinking it. If you have an idea bring it to the table before someone else does. How many times have you said oh I thought about that years ago and then see someone else think it and well they are moving mountains now. Way to many times right?? Ok So how can we change the mindset? The get up and go mode? By giving people the right information and the push to get over the hump and into reality! So what are you going to do today to move your dream to reality? I want to hear from you 👇

There's really not a difficult thing unless you decide it's a difficult thing. Otherwise, it's just the next thing you're figuring out.

wow the past two years have gone FAST so many ups and downs along the way but man its been fun We grew WAY beyond just "goosify" and the team is responsible for a lot: - we are now a software company building apps for people - we have our own software now (the skool CRM) - we run the world tour - we help run skool ads - we help run 60 skool IRL communties + their mayors Plus The team has grown to 15 people AND we have doubled in revenue every 6 months for the past 2 yrs. this has been possible cuz ive been reinvesting EVERYTHING. (i still live out of a backpack w 5 outfits) WHY? cuz we dont all this to make money we fuckin earn money to do ALL THIS and as if it couldnt get more ridiculous on Jan 30th we drop a surprise. I cant tell u all of it... but what i CAN tell u is it MAY include something big to do w music. And I hope u beans like it. thank u @Gunta Skrastiņa + @Joseph Groom for reminding me of this day

I’m Victoria, and I’m really happy to be here. I’ve been in the online business and automation space for the last few years, working behind the scenes with agencies and small business owners learning the systems, the backend, the parts of business most people don’t see but rely on every day. Over time, that experience led me to a big personal milestone: I recently stepped away from working inside other agencies and opened my own. That move alone felt like a huge win for me and something I’m really proud of. What I do now centers around helping businesses understand and simplify the backend of what they’re building websites, systems, automation, and processes that actually support growth instead of creating more overwhelm. I care a lot about sustainability and building things that last, not just quick wins. I also run my own community on Skool, which has been one of the most meaningful parts of my journey. It’s a space I’m excited to continue growing into 2026, alongside people who value learning, support, and doing business in a grounded way. As for why I’ll never give up on this path it’s simple. I’ve seen what happens when people finally understand how their business works, when things click, and when they stop feeling stuck. I’ve had setbacks, pivots, and plenty of moments where quitting would’ve been easier but this work matters to me, and helping others build with confidence is something I’ll always stand behind. Looking forward to connecting, learning, and growing alongside you all 🤍 Here is my Skool Community I would love to connect :) https://www.skool.com/starter-hub-society/about PS Love the vibe in the community can't wait to get to know some of you :)

Sharing a small win today. Woke up to a new member request for my community 🎉