Hey @Liia Kondor & @Vitalina Chaikovskaia just let you know, I bring to our circles new friend from Dubai. It's @Gianni Spano and he's running Facebook group Dubai Yacht members. He tried to promote it in our Yachts, but I didn't delete it and ban him, I was inviting him for smart co-operation. So Gianni already know, we need to bring first 10 paid people, who will cover our costs for running Skool community. We will go from hoby plan for $9 to Pro for $99 after that. So we can set up affiliate. I will set up 30%. Thats mean everyone who is here, and help us to grow can have a fair commition for bringing paid members. Now our membership is $10/mont so after 10 first paid people you can have passive income $3/mont per paying member. It's clear and fair enought. When we will reach first 100 paid members our membership will go from $10 to $50 per mont, so it will be $15/month/paying member commition if you bring him here. Probably we will not go higher, but never say never, we will see. Giannu, please read My vojage stories of other members and share your story as well. Happy to having you here, and welcome.

2015 I stepped into the Gulf’s marine world by moving to Bahrain, a decision that marked the start of my captain’s career. It was a leap into the unknown, adapting to a new country, culture, and the demands of working at sea. The early days were about learning, understanding the Gulf’s waters, and building a professional network from scratch. 2017 Dubai became my new base, a city where the yachting scene is fast-paced and highly competitive. I faced tough challenges, including managing high-profile clients and navigating the dynamics of multinational crews. My focus was on delivering world-class service, no matter the pressure. By now, I had fully taken on the responsibilities of yacht captain, overseeing every aspect of vessel operations: safety, crew management, logistics, and client relations. This period shaped my leadership style: calm under pressure, decisive in critical moments, and always putting safety and professionalism first. Now with a decade in the Gulf’s yachting industry, I’m exploring a long-term goal — taking my leadership and operational expertise beyond a single vessel to maybe guide multiple yachts. The journey from Bahrain’s marinas to commanding in Dubai has been more than a career; it’s been a test of resilience, adaptability, and passion for the sea.