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All members must be enrolled in a course. This is an important housekeeping update for our Skool community. This space is intentionally designed as a learning environment for active students. It exists to support individuals who are enrolled in our courses, completing training, and collaborating with fellow learners. It is not intended as a general discussion forum, networking group, or tip-sharing space. To ensure clarity, structure, and a focused learning experience, we will be reviewing membership and removing accounts that are not currently registered for an active course. Key points for transparency: - Course enrollment is required to maintain access to this community - All instruction, training, and guidance are provided through our structured courses - Coaching and consulting remain available through proper enrollment and scheduling - This action is administrative only and not a reflection of any individual If you believe you should have access and are already enrolled, or you intend to enroll and need assistance, please reach out before the review is completed. Thank you for helping us protect the integrity of this learning community and for being respectful of its purpose. — GBC Team

Government contracting isn’t just for large corporations it’s one of the most accessible pathways for small businesses to grow steadily and sustainably. The government purchases everything from cleaning services and landscaping to consulting, creative work, logistics, training, and everyday supplies. What makes it powerful is that the process is built on structure, transparency, and fairness. When small businesses learn how to navigate the system understand requirements, meet compliance, and deliver quality they gain access to opportunities that can create predictable income and long-term stability. GovCon works best for business owners who value consistency, accountability, and building something that lasts. It rewards preparation and performance, not popularity or connections. What part of government contracting feels most confusing or unclear to you right now?