The Story
It started with a game.
When I wanted to get better at a competitive team-based game called Overwatch, I realized community was the answer, but there was none out there where people could share strategies, help one another, and team up.
So I built one. r/CompetitiveOverwatch grew to over 150,000 members before I passed it to the moderation team. After nearly a decade helping monday.com hit a billion dollars in annual revenue and building communities with thousands of real-life attendees, I kept coming back to the same question. Why is it so hard for passionate community builders to prove what they've built really helps people?
That question helped me answer my lifelong obsession. The best way to help communities grow is ProveWorth.com.
