“It was getting really bad for my health. I was ruining myself every day. It wasn’t scalable, and I knew that something needed to change.”

“The first one we did, we thought about 50 people would come. And I remember thinking, ‘That’ll be a good number. I can’t be embarrassed by that.’ And it ended up being 500 or 600 people total. It was such great energy.”

“We’re trying to show people how they can become financially free without risking it all in the stock market. And we’re trying to be their coaches and show them the path to securing financial freedom not only for now, but for later in life too.”

“They are giving us inspiration as well as helping us move forward and create more quality. It’s only been a couple of months and we've already done so much.”

“The week we decided to join Mighty Networks, we had a program launch that went kaboom, and a thousand people joined.”

“Instagram is great for showcasing your super polished final pieces. But it’s not necessarily a great place for connecting around the work. And we wanted to give our people a central location where they could hang out, share their progress, and get feedback.”

“I wanted to foster a deeper level of engagement with the folks that were coming in and learning sketch noting. But it just wasn’t possible. It wasn’t an ideal learning experience.”

“I hadn’t really thought about that. I hadn’t considered making it a thing. I started this purely because I needed it, but it turned out there were a lot of other women who needed it too.”

“I mean, you can always be nervous. You can always be a little scared of trying something new. However, that type of mentality is what keeps people from actually making that leap of faith and pursuing a dream. Sometimes you just have to believe in your idea, and hard work …

“We wanted to create an online community where we could teach our members about binge and emotional eating. We started looking for platforms where we could give people an educational experience that had a safe, therapeutic feel to it.”

“Once Dr. Julie discovered Mighty Networks, I got this incredibly enthusiastic call and she said, ‘I’ve found the answer. This is what we have to do.”

“Mighty offers what the other platforms don’t. It’s not just delivering content, it fosters community.”

“They basically said, ‘You create the course and we’ll sell it,’ but they never sold it. It was rough because it was a lot of work. But afterward, I thought, ‘I need to do this on my own."

“It was really about bringing people together online and then turning those online interactions into face-to-face encounters.”

“We wanted to create a good experience and a solid product that would deliver for the people who trusted us and, then, see what happened from there. It was very easy to deliver quality with Mighty Networks.”