101 Mighty Networks Testimonials

“Our apps create a space where girls become accountable to each other in their faith. It’s about creating an environment where women grow and invite each other into their lives and become friends."

“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.”

“With Mighty, we're making on average $12,000 more during core sales months.”

“I help creative professionals create sustainable, resilient, creative lives where we’re doing work that we intend to be doing and to make sure that what happens in our week includes the most important projects in our lives, so that we can put our creative work front and center and do the things that really matter to us.”

“Black Girl in Om has always centered on Black women and women of color, and we are intentionally leaning more into intergenerational conversations as well.”

“It was just this runaway train that took on its own life. And it was the catalyst for me launching a full-scale business, just based on that response that I got.”

“One of the things I noticed from a young age is how important money is in life, and how tough it can be when you don’t have it or don’t understand the unspoken rules around it.”

“We have had a 20-30% increase in people registering since we moved to the app. That's a testament to the simplicity of the process with Mighty Pro.”

“I just knew I wanted to work with women. And I knew I wanted to make a difference as best I could and bring something positive to the world.”

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

“I can spend all day long on all the other social networks. And as much as I would love to do that, it’s not what keeps the lights on.”

“Among my peers, I felt like the only person who was asking questions around flowers and business. For example, people don't talk about how to price. It's all very secretive. So many floral designers started out for the love of flowers and don't realize that they need to also turn a profit.”

“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."

“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.”

“We had been running our two businesses, we had written a book, we were managing communities, we were planning in-person events, and we were still podcasting every single week. We got to a point where we were just like, ‘No more new things'."