I’m really hoping for a recommendation for someone you’ve personally worked with and saw results on Skool or a mentor willing to have an honest conversation to see if there’s even a real fit. I’m a fitness coach, and because of that, I fully believe in the value of having a coach or mentor. I know you don’t get meaningful progress alone, and I’m absolutely open to guidance. That said… I’ve been burned more than once. In the past, I’ve worked with coaches and “gurus” who offered very surface-level advice without ever really looking underneath the hood or supporting. More of a "You got this" vibe. Here’s the best way I can explain it: If a client told me: “I go to the gym three times a week, I have a program, but I’m not progressing…” …and I charged them just to say: “Keep going three times a week” Without reviewing their program, watching how they train, or looking at recovery, nutrition, and habits… That would be a disservice. Unfortunately, that’s been my experience on the business side. - I’ve been trying to build something for over a year - I’ve been doing Skool for the last 3 months - I’m not expecting overnight success But I do need to see signs of progress — and right now, I’m not. My goal is to make this full-time as a fitness coach on Skool. What I don’t want is to keep spinning my wheels. What I’m Actually Looking For - I’m not looking for hype, motivation, or generic advice. - Helps diagnose what’s actually not working - Goes deeper than surface-level tactics - Has a real track record (especially with fitness coaches) Ideally comes recommended through results or word of mouth I know this kind of post can open the floodgates to a lot of “I can help you” messages. I’m really hoping for a recommendation for someone you’ve personally worked with and saw results on Skool or a mentor willing to have an honest conversation to see if there’s even a real fit. I’m feeling pretty desperate — not because I want shortcuts, but because I don’t want to get burned again.

Before the world taught me to behave, before responsibility rearranged my path, before fear replaced imagination… Who did I want to become? Not the job. Not the résumé. The identity I felt forming beneath the surface. A hero? A creator? A protector? A wanderer of hidden places? Most of us outgrew the dream before we understood what it meant. But here’s the truth: What you wanted to be was never childish. It was pure direction. A signal from the part of you that hasn’t been edited by expectation. So… return to that voice for a moment. What did you want to be? And what remains of that desire now? Share below. Not to chase nostalgia… but to remember the thread you were never meant to drop.