Mygoh started as an idea to support people in learning and approaching different activities in a way that makes it easier through small steps. It has also become a personal journey of discovery, using the advice and tools created through Mygoh based on historic experience, which have never been more relevant and important to helping ourselves at the same time as others.
With sport, fitness and wellbeing at the heart of everything we do, Mygoh develops products (books and resources) that are simple and designed to help you improve one step at a time. Mygoh products are also designed to help you take charge of how and when you use them. Because everyone is unique and wants to do things in different ways, our products and resources can help you to discover what is right for you, what works for you and helps you to build on this to reach your ultimate goals, whatever they may be.
Mygoh’s philosophy is that things don’t have to be difficult, so finding the simplest and best way to do things that work for you is the answer to making things stick and reaching those wonderful goals you have! Mygoh also wants to show that you can take part in an activity, enjoy doing it and be strong at it, but you do not have to be the best at everything and still get a lot out of what you are doing. As there are many different types of activity to explore, we believe that everyone in the world should be able to find the activity or activities that make them happy and bring them joy.
Inspiring people to Take First Steps
There is a lot of focus on doing activities in groups and with other people, whether that is sport and fitness, hobbies or socialising. And this is true, benefiting our physical and mental wellbeing. However, for some people, they like to do things on their own, in their own way. That is OK! It’s OK to go on a run or a walk on your own so that you can go at the pace that is right for you! It is OK to find a quiet place and read a book to escape to your own fantasy world! It’s OK to go exploring new places or discovering an activity for the first time and trying it on your own, doing it in a way that makes you feel comfortable. It’s simply OK to do things in the way that helps you to enjoy doing them.
We live in a world where there are loads of opportunities, loads of ways to do everything and the possibility of being good at lots of things. With that, there are lots of people who can guide and support you, helping you to progress and improve, or simply socialise with different people who share the same interest with you. The challenge is that, for some people, it can be scary to take first steps to doing it, or may simply be something that people don’t want to do because they like the way they do it and are content doing it on their own.
Mygoh’s Origins
The overall motivation and drive of Mygoh are 15 years in the making. Since 2010, there has been the objective to help children who are like I was as a child. That is, a child who loved doing sport and being active but who is not very well co-ordinated, can struggle in a team sport environment and who is not one of the best at sport. As a result, the aim has always been to make sport accessible, create an easy first step to being active without judgement and to provide a pathway that builds confidence and helps children to discover the (very) wide range of opportunities within sport that are available to everyone.
After discovering in adulthood that I was autistic (diagnosed in 2025) and this helping to explain how I am/have been throughout my life, explaining also my particular drive to want to create products (books and resources) to help children to be more active (the types of products I wished I had as a child), I have more desire than ever to create those products that make different activities more accessible and show people that, whatever your ability and whatever you like to do, there is something that can help you to shine and do well at in your own way.
Mygoh’s philosophy is that things don’t have to be difficult, so finding the simplest and best way to do things that work for you is the answer to making things stick and reaching those wonderful goals you have! Mygoh also wants to show that you can take part in an activity, enjoy doing it and be strong at it, but you do not have to be the best at everything and still get a lot out of what you are doing. As there are many different types of activity to explore, we believe that everyone in the world should be able to find the activity or activities that make them happy and bring them joy.
Inspiring people to Take First Steps
There is a lot of focus on doing activities in groups and with other people, whether that is sport and fitness, hobbies or socialising. And this is true, benefiting our physical and mental wellbeing. However, for some people, they like to do things on their own, in their own way. That is OK! It’s OK to go on a run or a walk on your own so that you can go at the pace that is right for you! It is OK to find a quiet place and read a book to escape to your own fantasy world! It’s OK to go exploring new places or discovering an activity for the first time and trying it on your own, doing it in a way that makes you feel comfortable. It’s simply OK to do things in the way that helps you to enjoy doing them.
We live in a world where there are loads of opportunities, loads of ways to do everything and the possibility of being good at lots of things. With that, there are lots of people who can guide and support you, helping you to progress and improve, or simply socialise with different people who share the same interest with you. The challenge is that, for some people, it can be scary to take first steps to doing it, or may simply be something that people don’t want to do because they like the way they do it and are content doing it on their own.
Mygoh’s Origins
The overall motivation and drive of Mygoh are 15 years in the making. Since 2010, there has been the objective to help children who are like I was as a child. That is, a child who loved doing sport and being active but who is not very well co-ordinated, can struggle in a team sport environment and who is not one of the best at sport. As a result, the aim has always been to make sport accessible, create an easy first step to being active without judgement and to provide a pathway that builds confidence and helps children to discover the (very) wide range of opportunities within sport that are available to everyone.
After discovering in adulthood that I was autistic (diagnosed in 2025) and this helping to explain how I am/have been throughout my life, explaining also my particular drive to want to create products (books and resources) to help children to be more active (the types of products I wished I had as a child), I have more desire than ever to create those products that make different activities more accessible and show people that, whatever your ability and whatever you like to do, there is something that can help you to shine and do well at in your own way.
