Welcome to School of G
We’ve been told who to be, how to live, and what success should look like.
School trained us to perform, obey, and achieve. Society rewards hustle even if it costs our health.
Success is a checklist: grades, career, status possessions.
So, we follow the script until one day we look up and wonder: Where did my life go?
No one remembers us for our titles or belongings.
They remember us our presence, impact, and how we made them feel.
For years, I thought I was living my best life. It wasn’t until I found myself in a hospital bed that I asked myself, what if we die before 80? What if I don’t make it to retirement?
That moment made me realise I had built my life around achievement.
Joy, health, rest, family were all postponed to an undefined “later.”
In the face of death, you gain clarity.
I started searching for answers. Books, apps, courses. Most were instructive, telling me what to do.
None taught me how to actually listen to myself or design a life that fit me.
This is why I created School of G.
TO CHANGE HOW WE APPROACH LIVING.
To give people the tools and support to design their lifestyle in alignment
with who they truly are, not who they were told to be.
Life is not meant to be deferred,
it's meant to be lived, on your terms.
If you want more from your life and you’re ready for direction, this is the beginning of your journey.
Welcome to the School of G.
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Signing off,
Gurinder K. Powar
Real People. Real Stories.
"School of G has really helped to open my eyes. I had convinced myself that at my age it was too late for me to make a change. For some time now I have been of the mindset of "you can't teach an old dog new tricks" but I was shown that it's never too late to better myself. School of G helped me to gain the confidence to dip my toe into further education, apply to go college and pursue a new skill. I've been shown that, no matter your age, it's always possible to grow and evolve. For that, I'm truly grateful."
Matt Porter