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Yes — TTG and T2G represent the same movement and mission.

TTG is the original community name, and T2G is the legal entity created to carry that mission forward in a formal and structured way. 

TTG is the original name of the social media group created by Jarron (aka Bossskii). It reflects a personal journey — representing a time in his life when he was a hot-headed young man learning through experience, growth, and transformation.

Over time, TTG evolved from a personal expression into a community built around culture, creativity, leadership, and growth. TRAINED TO GO ,  TRAINED 2 GREATNESS , TALK TO GOD

The two names represent evolution:

• TTG = The culture, community, and original movement
• T2G = The legal structure and operational foundation

Together, they ensure the mission can grow responsibly while honoring where it started.

The mission is to:

• Empower creators and communities
• Build leadership and confidence
• Provide opportunities for growth
• Foster positive culture and connection
• Create platforms for expression and development

Both were founded by Jarron W (Bossskii)   driven by a desire to turn life lessons into a movement that helps others grow and find their voice. T2G structured and developed by his wife.

For members, nothing changes — you’re part of the same family and mission. The legal structure simply helps expand opportunities, partnerships, and long-term impact.

To grow from a grassroots community into a lasting platform that creates real change — while staying authentic to the journey that started it all.

The TTG Kids Program (Youth Creator Academy) is a structured learning environment where children develop creativity, confidence, communication skills, and positive digital habits through content creation, teamwork, and guided activities.

Our goal is to help kids:

• Build confidence
• Express themselves creatively
• Learn leadership skills
• Develop healthy digital awareness
• Work collaboratively with peers
• Discover their voice in a positive environment

The program is designed for youth (for example ages 9–12, depending on session structure).

Participants learn:

• Basic video creation and storytelling
• Communication and presentation skills
• Creative thinking
• Teamwork and collaboration
• Positive online behavior
• Problem solving
• Confidence building

TTG blends creativity, mentorship, community, and real-world skills — creating an environment where kids feel supported, inspired, and empowered.