In 2008, Goodlife Miami formally launched. Initially, two brothers founded the network and promoted nightclubs, which is still thriving today.

Everyone talks about launching a movement and making a difference in the world. even if that is the small world they inhabit. This covers their social circles, recreational activities, and means of subsistence. A movement cannot exist unless its supporters do. In 2008, the Goodlife Miami movement impacted and altered lives in a single night.

The South Miami area of Kendall is where the dream first started. For several evenings, 19-year-old Isaac Jr. spent his room learning how to become a disc jockey. His older brother Sergio, a full-time employee, finally recognized the pounding of loud music and his eager ambition.

How did these two get together to start the lifestyle website, photography business, and promotional campaign Goodlife Miami? Their trajectories diverged. Isaac worked as a street team member for Sony Latino and spent his weekends attending warehouse parties. At the early age of 23, Sergio was aiming to start a family by moving up the corporate ladder. And then the invitation arrived.

It looked incredibly amateurish, to put it simply, that Isaac designed the invitation for his first mobile DJ gig—a house party. After realizing this, Sergio, who was four years his senior, assisted him with the final details and made his first business card for his younger brother. Sergio looked after his younger brother for a number of years. Since becoming a more mature DJ at warehouse parties for people of all ages, Isaac has had his name displayed on the marquee of the renowned Cameo Nightclub in Miami Beach. At that moment, Sergio and Isaac recognized that there was a commonality among all the individuals who had offered them support. Somehow or another, they all desired to be a part of Miami’s Good Life.

known as “Goodlife” by local favorite DJ Legacy, the group quickly grew to include over 20 promoters who all cherished Isaac’s music and Sergio’s approach to connecting with people. Sergio was unaware of some of the things that Isaac was doing in that DJ booth. Sergio was the only person Isaac trusted with certain day-to-day situations. They used this tactic to get famous nightlife figures in Miami, like Michael Samuels, to notice them. Through Michael’s guidance and experience, Sergio started to place an increasing amount of importance on nightlife promotion and entrepreneurship.

After ten years of incredible parties, gorgeous people, hazy nights, and getting paid to party in almost every Miami nightclub, The Goodlife team developed a reputation among many. Strange as it may sound, Sergio’s health suffered as a result of his constant partying. Other business opportunities emerged along the way and developed into far more lucrative enterprises. As promoters, Goodlife Miami would eventually exit the nightclub scene in 2018, but as a lifestyle brand, it would not die.

Our plans center on this website; there may even be a smartphone app in store. We are currently having a good time and being “cool,” in the hopes of inspiring other Miami brands and entrepreneurs to work with us.

We will continue adding to our story and including images and videos from the Goodlife’s past, present, and future. We sincerely appreciate you taking the time to get to know us, and we hope you will join us on this wonderful journey.

Cheers to the Goodlife!

Update 2024, and we are back online with a rebranded and revamped website, and identity. Aspiring to become a popular digital magazine, Goodlife is partnering with South Florida brands and venues to cross-promote and affiliate ourselves with venues and entrepreneurs. We are bringing back the event promotions starting with our new partnership with DAER Nightclub at the Hard Rock Hotel in Hollywood, FL.

Check out our events calendar for upcoming events, and reach out to us to partner up on your next event or marketing campaign!

You may contact us at: [email protected]