Government contracting often involves a lot of learning along the way reading, observing, adjusting, and slowly gaining clarity over time. Progress doesn’t always come from big moves, but from small insights that add up. I’d love to hear from the community: - What’s one concept or term in government contracting that finally “clicked” for you recently? - What part of the process are you currently spending the most time trying to understand? - What type of conversations or topics would you like to see more of here? Just an open space to share experiences and learn from one another. Looking forward to reading everyone’s thoughts.🤝📘

Hi guys, I watched the framework, played around with it for some time and then… forgot about it until now. A question for the people succesfully using it. Are the videos you make using the framework, the only content you post? Or do you mix it with other videos or content types? My main platform is Instagram for now, but I think about shifting to Facebook, cause my audience seems to be there more.

Hi, my name is Peachez. I’m a Bronx native, now calling semi-sunny Florida home — where palm trees, creativity, my quick-witted teenager, and our curious kitten Cleopatra make every day an adventure. I’m a proud U.S. Navy Veteran and a brand-new grad, stepping into the next chapter of my journey as I open my business, Imprint Queen Studio. I’m building a space where small business owners, especially my fellow veterans, can get mission-ready websites that truly reflect who they are and what they stand for. My goal? To help them plant their digital flag🏳️with pride and purpose. My number one biggest business challenge and why it matters: Right now, it’s staying visible and consistent while growing my client base. I know how to build the digital battlefield — but I’m learning how to wave my flag higher so the right people can find me. Visibility means sustainability, and that’s what keeps this mission alive. For fun, I like to: Practice drawing and experiment with new creative tools 🎨🖌️. Sneak away to the beach whenever I need a recharge. Hang out with my teen or get cozy with Cleopatra — because even queens need downtime. Grateful to be here and eager to learn, grow, and connect with such an inspiring community! Hooyah!!

For those who’ve already closed big fish clients what strategy or mindset shift changed everything for you? Looking to learn from those ahead of me

Growth isn’t always glamorous. It is uncomfortable, messy, and often lonely. You’ll outgrow habits, environments, and sometimes even people. But that’s the price of elevation you can’t rise and remain the same. Every new level demands a new version of you, sharper focus, stronger mindset, and higher standards. The hardest part isn’t the grind, it’s letting go of what no longer fits your future. Keep going. Growth doesn’t always feel good, but it’s always worth it. What’s something you’ve had to let go of in order to grow?