👥✨ Community isn’t built on business cards or LinkedIn connections - it’s built on real connection. Dr. Ivan Misner said it best: “It’s not what you know or who you know. It’s how well you know each other that counts.” Here in HuRU Crew, we don’t just swap names - we swap stories, laughs, struggles, and wins. That’s how trust grows. That’s how community thrives. So let’s do what we do best: 💬 Share. 😂 Laugh. 🤝 Support. 🔥 Rise together. Because knowing someone’s name is one thing… but knowing their journey? ...That’s HuRU-level connection. 🚀 So HuRUs whose going to be first to tell us a fun story?

Entrepreneurs can bounce back faster. They learn from setbacks. They turn challenges into growth opportunities. Some call it failing forward. What do you call it?

Great news from @Ethan Simons and @Andy Monroe, the event management rockstars from Bullish Events who are working hard behind the scenes with Goose and the Skool IRL team... Our Skool IRL: LA venue has been locked in! We're heading to DTLA for Day 1 of this event on October 4th! Our venue is right around the corner from the Staples Center and LA Convention Center! Plan on arriving there at 11am, and we'll jump right in! To get the exact address, lock in your tickets in the classroom (in the Skool IRL: LA community) Remember, VIP day will be at SKOOL HQ the following day, October 5th. During VIP day we will work with our co-hosts and dive into your business constraints... You don't want to miss this 🤩 Check out the venue tho 👀 Formal co-host announcements coming soon... (like maybe even tomorrow kinda soon!)

To do something that will challenge you, that is an opportunity. Don’t overthink it. Accept. Say yes, embrace the challenge, and see where it takes you. I’ve learned that the opportunities that challenge me the most are the ones that create the biggest breakthroughs. Say yes to growth. Accept the challenge. What are you saying YES to?

Failures, detours and disappointments, they all carry lessons. What feels like a breakdown today can become the blueprint for your breakthrough tomorrow. I believe setbacks aren’t failures. I see them as opportunities in disguise. What do you think?