Running a small business means the numbers never stop moving. Inventory, rent, payroll, equipment. Something always comes first.

I used to rely on credit whenever cash got tight. Not because I wanted to, but because it was the only system that moved fast enough.

Cube gave me another option.

I started a cycle with a few people I trust. We contributed on schedule, rotated access, and kept everything clear. When my payout came, it wasn't a bailout. It was planned.

That's what changed everything.

Not debt. Not waiting. Just a structure that let me keep building without falling behind.

Moving out was supposed to feel exciting. Instead, it felt like math.

First month. Deposit. Utilities. Thousands of dollars up front, all at once.

I could've put it on a credit card. I could've taken a loan. But I didn't want my first step forward to start with something hanging over me.

So I started a Cube.

A few people I trust. A simple cycle. Everyone contributing, everyone taking their turn.

When my payout came, I signed the lease that week.

No interest. No scrambling. Just a plan that moved as fast as life does.