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Introduction
This is where understanding becomes alignment. iTribe is not just a fanbase or a community around Ira Curry—it is a culture built on participation, loyalty, and visibility. It represents the people who don’t just observe the movement, but choose to be part of it in how they show up, engage, and grow. Some are here to stay informed. Others are here to be involved. Both are welcome—but the culture remains the same
What It Means to Be iTribe
Being part of iTribe is not defined by proximity to Ira Curry—it is defined by engagement with the movement.
iTribe is made up of individuals who:
Stay connected to the journey
Support the vision publicly and consistently
Engage with content in a meaningful way
Recognize that they are part of something bigger than content alone
This is not passive support. This is active participation in a growing movement centered around business, leadership, and becoming known for what you build.
The iTribe Code
The culture of iTribe is reflected in how its members move.
Show Up
iTribe members are present. They engage with posts, live sessions, releases, and key moments. Not occasionally—but consistently.
Amplify
Content is not just consumed—it is shared. iTribe helps expand the reach of the message by engaging, reposting, and bringing others into the space.
Support the Vision
Every release, project, and initiative is treated as part of a larger mission. Support is not selective—it is intentional.
Protect the Name
Respect for Ira Curry and his mission is non-negotiable. The culture does not entertain disrespect or distortion of the vision.
Grow With the Movement
iTribe is not just about where you are—it’s about where you are going. Many members are building businesses, developing skills, and growing alongside the movement itself.
Two Layers of Participation
Within iTribe, there are different levels of involvement—but one shared identity.
iTribe (Global Fanbase)
This includes anyone who follows, supports, and connects with Ira Curry’s journey. Engagement may range from occasional interaction to consistent support.
Official iTribe Members (Inside the Movement)
These are individuals who have stepped further into the ecosystem—aligned with the Business Celebrity Movement, actively building coaching businesses, and working toward business celebrity status alongside Ira Curry and his team.
The difference is not value—it is involvement. Both are part of iTribe. One is deeper in participation.
iHAWKs (A Layer of Loyalty)
Inside the fanbase, there exists a highly engaged branch known as iHAWKs.
iHAWKs represent a deeper level of attention, consistency, and commitment to Ira Curry’s journey and the broader movement.
They are highly active members of the community who:
Stay closely engaged with content and ongoing conversations
Participate consistently across platforms
Help encourage respectful and constructive discussion around Ira Curry and the movement
Support accurate representation of the brand and address misinformation when it appears
Contribute to maintaining a strong, positive, and aware community presence
iHAWKs reflect a more attentive and proactive expression of participation within iTribe. Their role is rooted in awareness, engagement, and support of the integrity of the ecosystem.
They are not separate from iTribe—they are an active part of it, representing a deeper level of involvement within the same unified community.
Understanding the Culture
iTribe is not for everyone—and that is intentional.
This is not about exclusion. It is about alignment. Some people prefer to observe. Others choose to engage. A smaller group chooses to build within it.
All roles exist—but the culture remains defined by those who participate.
The Bigger Picture
iTribe is not a trend or a moment. It is a growing fanbase built around:
real-time participation in the journey as it unfolds
engagement through support, reaction, and presence
connection to a shared cultural movement and story
shared identity around the movement and its story
What begins as inspiration often becomes involvement. And for many, involvement becomes identity.
Next Step
If you understand the culture, the next step is simple.
Explore Join iTribe to see how individuals move from supporters to official members within the movement.
This is where alignment becomes action.
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