Last year when I had the pleasure of being a mentor for the MoolahU entrepreneur camps. That’s when I discovered that I was the Ingamenator! MoolahU is a great organization that creates opportunities for youth to empower themselves to build the financial habits and responsibility that will lay the foundation for a secure future. They even have a family board game to help kids learn how money really works!
A few weeks later, I received a card in the mail thanking me for being a part of the camp. My husband opened the card and read all the kind comments from the kids and camp counselors. He came to the message from Max. Because there are no spaces between Max’s words, my husband struggled to make sense of it at first.
Becoming the Ingamenator:
I took a look, and without skipping a beat, I exclaimed,”It’s Ingamenator!” I did add an ‘a’ to the word, but ultimately decided to own it and claim Max as the divine carrier of the message. Of course, it truly is the perfect title for those who are creating games and their goal is ‘world domination’.
For those who are creating games that shift people and grow businesses, I am still the Game Inventor Mentor. (‘cuz it makes me smile every time I say it!)
Creating games from coaches and expert’s transformational work has been my greatest joy and I’m thrilled that I get to be part of the magic that flows into the world.
Who are you at the heart of your business?
What do you call yourself, or what do your clients call you? This can be a great clue to what actually is at the heart of your business!
The heart of my business is fun, intuition and action. I’d love to know what is at the heart of your business….
Or perhaps you can ask an 8-year-old, they may just nail it for you!
Fabulous story! I love how “being a mentor” became “ingamenator”. I wondered about the origin of your fabulous title. 🙂 Angi