I'm loving a couple new-to-me groups recently, plus one I've been in a while that I believe strongly in. Scale Without Noise is such a calm, genuine, supportive space - I've already seen a change in myself since joining. It's for women 40+ overwhelmed by all. the. things. I joined because of these lines on the About page: "You have seventeen tabs open and you still haven’t started the one thing that matters. That is not a focus problem. That is what happens when everything feels important and nobody is helping you choose." @Tonia Stoney is an amazing human being with a heart bigger than Texas. She has taken the time to connect with me directly and actually cares how I'm doing - and for every other person in her group. The rest of the group is wonderful too! If you want to market without the social hustle and don't already know about Pintress: Pinterest Marketing, get on in there ASAP. Jess Scola knows her stuff and teaches it straight - no trendy fluff, no messy advice, just how to use Pinterest in the way Pinterest actually works best. She's super clear and I'm making more progress with her than any other teacher or "guru" I've tried. The group is freemium, and you'll get all you need at the free level - until your marketing is doing so well that paying to upgrade is a no-brainer. The Growth Collective is still one of my all-time favorite groups, the only one I've seen quite like it. It's for moms trying to start or grow a business while juggling all the other things mom-life requires. Sam Salfarlie has lived it and now teaches us how to do business around life, whether we have dedicated work hours or just bits in the margins. The unique thing about this group is the 22 experts she has contributing training and resources in all areas of business. Plus, the group is now free to join, with really fantastic upgraded tiers.