“We have put a good number of our clients on Mighty Networks, and we'll continue to do so.”

“One of the things we'd love to do is make it easy for members to book one-on-one sessions, and the features within Mighty make it very easy for them to do that. That not only increases revenue for the company, but it also allows our coaches to make this their …

“We had so many people asking us, ‘Do you guys train? Are you guys teaching the skills that you’re writing about’ And that’s when we decided to begin offering courses and certifications.”

“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 knew I had to make the switch to Mighty when I saw how it would help me build the kind of community I wanted—and do it all on one platform."

“If you are involved in the legal industry, this is not a lawyer-only community. This is a community of those that are in the legal industry that wants to help change the legal system to be more anti-racist and care about people’s well-being.”

“I was selling some things on Etsy, dipping into online business, and I loved it. And this was before anyone was really doing online business. Back when you didn’t meet people online, and you didn’t tell people that you had friends that you only knew from the internet.”

“Mighty Networks feels like an intuitive sandbox where you can build whatever the heck you want.”

"I joined a $12,000 mastermind at the beginning of the year, but all I really needed was Mighty’s 21-Day Challenge to My First $1,000 to get the push I needed!"

“[Being an artist] is a lonely profession. Worse, like the rest of the world, there’s a lot of inequality. Our goal was to change this by creating a safe, supportive space for female, nonbinary, and gender fluid artists to learn and grow together.”

“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.”

“The racism that we’re experiencing now and every day in this country is a product of design. Not just in our policies and practices and communities, but also in our relationships. So with equityXdesign, we’re creating a premise that says, ‘If racism and equity have been designed one way, they …

"Our community gives our members something to look forward to every single day."

“We wanted parents out there to know that there is another way. That you can prioritize an approach to parenting that puts your relationship first and allows you to pay attention to feelings and work towards connection.”

“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.”