101 Mighty Networks Testimonials

“We're all in this together. It's our community. Mighty Networks’ structure really supports that. It's not about me as some figurehead or waving magic wands. It's about creating this space where you have the opportunity to connect.”

“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.”

“Members have told me, ‘I'm getting rid of my social media and spending more time here. The quality of engagement, the supportive mood — it’s far and away a better place to spend my time.’”

“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.”

“It wasn’t just about me sharing my own story. It was about activating this live network of people from different places and saying, ‘I only know so much, and I’ve only lived in so many places. But if we can combine our powers, we can actually help each other out even more.”

“And eventually, the three of us came together with the idea of creating a three-day weekend that allows people to build a life that feels value-driven and also incorporates a lot of time outside.”

“We aren’t just trying to grow a community. We’re trying to change the way people are thinking about diagnosis.”

“Wow, I really needed this space. I really needed a platform to come and connect with other people with Type 2.”

“And then we all chuckled. Because we couldn’t actually do that either. It would have been incredibly expensive and very, very time-consuming.”

“My clients weren’t having good results because they were bombarded by ads, censorship, and the drama.”

“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.”

“I’ve been doing this for 23 years. I’ve been around the block. We're moving all of our experiences over to Mighty — that's how good it is.”

"The content is the fire pit, and if you post it, people will join around the fire and have a conversation. I think that's really key to success."

"We were trying to find something that was more about us and less about the platform we were using."

“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.”