Changing The Game

Changing The Game is for hobbyists learning and making together.

Why you should join: Get peer support, practical playbooks and live rooms inside Mighty Networks.

The one-liner

Compass Lab: a curated leaders' circle for founders and operators navigating messy change.

What they actually sell

The Changing The Game Mighty Network publicly brands as Compass Lab, hosted by Sarah B of Nimble Penguin. A free Compass Circle is the open door. Paid Lab access centres on confidential peer circles, weekly virtual Compass Lab group coaching, and monthly Hot Seat sessions (about five hours a month if you attend everything). The pitch is honest leadership support through reorgs, zero-revenue months, and cofounder tension, not a pitchfest. Detailed paid plan prices are not clearly listed on the public landing page.

Who pays and why

High-achieving founders and operators who look fine in public and feel alone in private. They pay (or apply) for a room where saying the hard thing is normal and peers are at a similar level.

Where the members come from

Sarah's Nimble Penguin work and founder network. Social counts are not shown. Growth looks invitation-and-application led via the free Circle more than mass content ads.

What's holding it back

Small curated rooms are the product and the constraint. Without clear public pricing, serious buyers may stall at the free layer, and host energy has to stay high for Hot Seats to matter.

Steal this

Use a free application circle as the filter, then sell confidential coaching labs for leaders already in the hard middle of change.

Would this work in another niche?

Yes for other high-stakes peer rooms such as clinical leaders or school heads. Weak as an open networking chat with no facilitation.