We turn the women who watch into the women who own.

I grew up in Zurich with no money behind me, no contacts, and no example to copy. I thought ownership was something other girls inherited.

So I taught myself. Badly at first, and expensively. I made money online before I understood what any of it meant, and when I sat down years later and looked at where all of it had gone, I realised something that still sits with me: I was never prepared to receive it in the first place.

Then there is the part I had to unlearn. I sold the way this industry teaches you to sell, leading with the result instead of the work, and putting a clock on something that has never run on one. I believed it, because everyone around me was doing it. What I understand now is that a promise like that was never mine to make. The life it depends on is not the one I am living. So I stopped making it. I teach the skill instead, and I let the skill speak for itself.

The Muva's Class is what I wish someone had built for me. Not another library of videos and a so called community. A school that does the work with you, marks it, and does not let you move on until the foundation is actually solid. It teaches the parts nobody teaches, and then spends an entire milestone preparing you for the money before it ever arrives.

I am not here to tell you to quit your job or that school was a waste. I want you to learn a skill so valuable that those become choices instead of sentences. A safety net that nobody can take back off you.

If you are the girl I was, with the ideas and the drive and nobody around her who understands what any of it takes, you are in the right place. You are not behind. You are early.

Abigail

Founder, The Muva's Class