hey Navigator 🧭 welcome. this post is the starting point for onboarding. it’s a simple, step-by-step flow to help you get oriented and take your first action here. to begin, just comment: START 👇 I’ll send you a DM with the next step.

Let’s play a game. How it works: 1️⃣ You ask a question (example: “Why is the sky blue?”) 2️⃣ The next person replies with the most ridiculously wrong answer possible (example: “Because smurfs are having a pool party up there.”) 3️⃣ Then it continues — new questions, even worse answers 😛 Rules: - Answers must be creative and totally wrong - Additional comments are welcome - Have fun with it Whoever gets the most likes wins… absolutely nothing. Just respect 😎 That’s it. 🔥 Jump in and enjoy. (there might be a little surprise at the end 😄)

This is the intro post for new members. OBB1 community is all about Skool creators helping each other build and grow something great together ❤️ Let’s get to know each other! 👇 Introduce Yourself Below - Who you are & what you do - What you love outside of business - Add a GIF if you feel like it As you scroll, take a moment to read a few introductions and reply to at least two people. That’s how most genuine conversations here start. 🧭 We’re building this together — one connection at a time.

HI 👋 it's Andy Kendall here from South Africa, If the answers on the poll were yes in 1/2 or no in 3 give me a shout out. If 4 is your answer and want to chat, give me a shout out also.

You know what's funny about success stories? They rarely start with success. So, let me share mine with you and take you on a journey... one that spans over three decades and shows why I'm so passionate about helping others build their dream businesses. It all started when I was 20. Fresh out of the army and full of dreams, I launched my first business. In a country transitioning from socialism to capitalism, everything seemed possible! Plot twist: It failed in 6 months. But life had bigger challenges in store. War broke out, and I found myself back in the army (another one). Those challenging times taught me that resilience isn't just a concept - it's a vital survival skill. Between the chaos, I managed to finish college and landed a job at the country's largest advertising agency. Learned tons, and after 4 years, took a huge leap: opened my own agency! Let me tell you – those first three years? We lived on bread and water. Literally. But we didn't quit. And then... BOOM! Our little agency became one of the best in the country and region! We're talking about international recognition, countless awards from all over the world, and 4 Red Dots (if you're in marketing & design, you know that's huge!). By 35, I hit first $1M – not bad milestone in a country of less than 4 million people, at a time when smartphones didn't exist and Facebook was just a college project! But success doesn't shield you from life's hardships. During this time, I was also trying to help my brother battle heroin addiction. Despite going through similar experiences – the war, the army, the chaos – his battle ended differently. We lost him. It's a reminder that some fights, no matter how hard we try, have outcomes beyond our control. The 2008 economic crisis hit just as our third child arrived. Talk about timing! The business stagnated, eventually collapsed in a few years, and we had to close the agency. Did I give up? Never. I launched a startup (ran out of money for the next round)...