Be one of my Guest-Dreamers for the
Guest-100
Funding Campaign
Welcome to my Social Sower page on Dreamsweek! This platform is all about building something fresh, exciting, and different from anything we've done before. It's a space where we can collectively create positive change, not just for ourselves, but for the world around us.
Join me on this journey! Let's sow the seeds of our dreams together and watch them blossom into something truly remarkable. What are you waiting for? Dive in and explore!
I am Diego Moraes
Social Sower - Orlando, FL
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How to Live Your Dreams and Finance Your Projects Supporting People
We want to support you in your
plans and projects
As a Social Sower Partner of the Platform, I am privileged to invite my social friends to participate in the DreamShare funding campaign. There is no fee to join as one of my Guests. Your invitation and your place in the campaign cost nothing. From there, your project becomes eligible for funding of up to $334,000 on the free plan.
Training For Guest-100
Project financing and income program
The program is exclusive to Social Sowers invitees. You can participate in the campaign with a free account, while those who opt for a paid plan gain access to a higher funding cap and higher commissions on Refmark.
Get access to this short training and know all the details of the campaign and the program developed for guests. To access, you must have at least one free account.
Two videos to watch before continuing.
Building your Dream Project
How to be one of the 100 Guests to participate in the campaign.
All you need to know right now is that it doesn't matter where you are or where you're starting from. What matters is who you bring with you.
Note: If desired, you can choose the subtitle for your preferred language when watching the video.
Financing for up to 4 Guest-Dreamer.
By taking part in this program, your project becomes eligible for funding of up to $400,000 toward your dream home. Among the 100 Guest-Dreamers in each campaign, the 4 highest Sowers are selected for funding.
Want to make your dream home real?
Join the Guest-100 Campaign. Each campaign brings together 100 Guest-Dreamers — invited, not recruited — and the 4 who raise the most for the campaign are selected for funding. First place receives up to $400,000. The next three receive a share of the campaign fund.
How the Guest-100 Campaign works
1 · Join. Accept the invitation and complete the short Guest-Dreamer training. There's no fee to join.
2 · Build your circle. Every Guest-Dreamer works toward a campaign goal of $4,000 on the free plan, or $4,800 on a paid plan. You don't do it alone — five groups stand behind you:
Prime Nine — nine people you already know personally. Your foundation.
Sponsors Pal — friends with active social networks who share what they believe in. The word of mouth.
Sponsors Pro — creators, streamers and community leaders who carry the campaign to audiences you'd never reach on your own.
Works Pro — large-scale voices, brought in by Dreamsweek and your Social Sower. Those doors are opened for you, not by you.
Grace Guests — members who support quietly, without seeking recognition, simply because they believe in the campaign.
3 · Celebration Day. Everyone stays behind an avatar until the event in Orlando. That night, the Sowing Ranking is revealed and the four selected are announced.
This isn't a drawing. Where you finish depends on what you build with the people around you.
Funding goes to the 4 highest sowers among the 100 participants in each campaign. Reaching the goal does not guarantee selection. Amounts vary with total funds raised. See Official Rules.
Have access to brief training now and be one of my 100 Guests.
One shared project: the dream home
In the Guest-100 Campaign there's nothing to submit. Everyone taking part — Guest-Dreamers and supporters alike — shares the same reference project: the dream home.
There's no proposal to write, no pitch to prepare, and no document to be judged on. Your place in the campaign doesn't depend on how well you describe an idea.
That's deliberate. It keeps the campaign open to everyone equally, whether or not you've ever written a project plan in your life.
If you're selected for funding and decide to direct it toward a different personal priority — a vehicle, education, a business plan — that's allowed, subject to review.
Project submissions open later. Anyone on a paid plan — Guest-Dreamers and supporters alike — will be able to submit their own project to the DreamShare campaigns, which roll out progressively after Guest-100. Those work differently: you submit a project, Dreamsweek shortlists, and the community votes. We'll let you know when the first one opens.
Common questions about DreamsWeek and Guest-Dreamer program.
There are always recurring doubts regarding something new emerging on the market online. And it is important that each segment gives a quick answer about the vision and opportunities of its new business. And it's no different for us, see here the answers to these common questions.
Social Sowers are influential partners who leverage their networks to spread the word about Guest-Dreamer program. Dreamsweek empowers them to invite 100 friends, with no fee to join.
Guest-Dreamers are the guests of a Social Sower. Each campaign brings together 100 of them. Their projects become eligible for funding of up to $400,000 — awarded to the 4 highest sowers in the campaign.
Nobody knows the Brazilian, Belgian or Australian dream, but the world knows and comments about the American dream. It is an achievement through the work and effort of each individual, where each person uses their talent and potential, or in other words, makes use of their individual skills to establish a greater purpose. If you aim to do more for yourself and your family, your community or the world, yes you can - that's the dream!!
There are two different numbers people usually mean by this, and it's worth separating them.
Median household income. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the national median household income is approximately $81,604 per year. Median means half of American households earn more and half earn less — it's the most useful single figure for "typical."
The middle-class range. The Pew Research Center defines the middle class as households earning between two-thirds and twice the national median, adjusted for household size. For a three-person household, that comes out to roughly $54,700 to $163,200 per year in 2026.
Household size matters. A single person and a family of five need very different incomes to reach the same standard of living, so Pew scales the range up or down accordingly.
Why we cite this. These figures are the benchmark Amdreall (American Dream for All) is built around. The program's purpose is to help members build a path toward that range from wherever they are today.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau and Pew Research Center, 2026. Figures shown for reference only; they are not projections of member income. Reviewed August 2026.
The Guest-100 Campaign is built around the dream home, and that's the reference project. But the funding is meant for personal priorities more broadly — a home, a vehicle, education, a business plan. If a selected Guest-Dreamer chooses to direct the funding elsewhere, that's allowed, subject to review.
Amdreall (American Dream for All) is our average income program. The purpose is in the name: to help ordinary people reach American middle-class income — from wherever in the world they happen to be.
Where we're aiming
The Pew Research Center defines the American middle class as households earning between two-thirds and twice the national median, adjusted for household size. For a three-person household in 2026, that's roughly $54,700 to $163,200 per year.
That range is the destination. Amdreall exists to build a path toward it for people who don't have one today.
How the path works
Amdreall is built on Refmark, our referral system. Enrollment is optional and is not required for platform membership. Members earn commissions on the plans their referrals subscribe to.
What the model projects
- Free plan: $42,000/year
- Paid plans: $83,000 to $300,000/year
These are mathematical projections of the commission model, not results achieved. Dreamsweek is a newly launched platform and no participant has reached these figures. No earnings are guaranteed. Pew Research Center middle-class range shown for reference only; it is not a projection of member income.
DreamsShare is a campaign promoted by Dreamsweek and its partners in order to finance some projects monthly. We understand that all dreams and projects are factors of wealth but also of personal fulfillment. Therefore, we cannot allow so much wealth to continue to be buried and dreams interrupted by a lack of support. DreamShare stands as this support and support for making these dreams a project and turning them into reality.
Once the funds are released, you have full control over the amount received. The funding is not a loan or investment and does not create any repayment or ownership obligation to Dreamsweek or the supporters. Funds should be used toward the project and purpose presented in your Guest-100 campaign.
Funding in the Guest-100 Campaign is not a loan and creates no repayment obligation. Some plans in future DreamShare campaigns carry different terms — see the Official Rules for each plan
Dreamsweek runs two selection processes, depending on the campaign.
Guest-100 Campaign — the campaign open now
Selection is by Sowing Ranking. At the close of the campaign, the four Guest-Dreamers whose teams raised the most are selected for funding, in ranking order. First place receives up to $400,000.
Your project is reviewed for eligibility, but eligibility does not determine placement. The ranking does.
DreamShare Campaigns — opening progressively
DreamShare is the broader funding program that Guest-100 sits inside. Selection there works differently: Dreamsweek shortlists 16 projects based on potential, and the community votes on which show the most promise. The four highest-voted projects — one from each plan — move to funding first. In DreamShare, a member's generosity score serves as a tiebreaker, not as the basis for selection.
Guest-100 is what's open today. If you're joining as a Guest-Dreamer, the Sowing Ranking is the process that applies to you.
Yes. On the free plan, your project is eligible for funding of up to $334,000. On any paid plan, the ceiling is $400,000.
In the Guest-100 Campaign you may subscribe to any plan, but funding is always calculated on the Plus plan ceiling of $400,000 — that's the maximum for this campaign, whichever plan you hold. Higher funding tiers open up in future DreamShare campaigns.
Full details are in the Official Rules.
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Disclaimer:
Dreamsweek Projects LLC is a newly launched platform. The income and commission figures presented on this site are mathematical projections of the model, not results achieved by participants. To date, no participant has reached the projected figures. No earnings, income, or funding selection is guaranteed.
Participation in the Refmark referral program is optional for Dreamsweek members and is not required for platform membership. Guest-Dreamers who accept a place in the Guest-100 Campaign register in Refmark as part of the role. No earnings are guaranteed.
In the Guest-100 Campaign, only the 4 highest sowers among the 100 Guest-Dreamers receive funding. Funds raised are applied according to the Funding Structure published in the Campaign Rules, including a 16.5% operational fee.
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