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The In-Person Community Test
A real community needs more than just a virtual space; it needs real, tangible connections between people. Practice this skill IRL so you can be better online with your community work.
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The Threshold Community Model: From Confusion to Clarity and Beyond
Plan Community Like You Play Games -- The Threshold Community Model is structured around challenges, a timeline, and stages. Each step is designed to channel the community’s initial energy into productive, goal-oriented actions.
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Don't Just Fix Problems, Solve Them for Good
One of the most overlooked secrets to substantial growth lies in eliminating unforced errors and mistakes.
The Transformative Power of Small Meetups: Lessons from a Boston Builders Gathering
For anyone organizing community events, this story isn't just mine; it's a testament to the impact that small, focused meetups can have on participants and communities at large.
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People Signals
Instead of letting an algorithm dictate what your audience wants, why not listen to what they’re actually saying? Direct feedback is gold when it comes to shaping your content and community.
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Problem Solving DNA
Community exercises that involve group problem-solving can create a deeper understanding and engagement among participants. When individuals come together to solve a problem, the diversity of perspectives leads to more innovative and comprehensive solutions.
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Reframing Problems with 5 Key Questions
Obsessed with details? Hold up! Diving too deep into individual needs might just eclipse the larger community goals you’re aiming for.
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Change is Your Community's Superpower
What if I told you that change isn't just inevitable; it's actually a goldmine of opportunities waiting to be tapped?
Implementing Your Curiosity: A Step-by-Step Framework
Curiosity is the foundation of successful communities. Many people mistakenly believe that expertise is necessary, but in reality, passion and a willingness to explore and share information are what truly matter.
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Riding the Energy Wave to Better Engagement
If you don't tune into your community's preferences, you're setting the stage for disengagement and dissatisfaction.
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Starting with WHY:Curiosity-Powered Community Building
Without a genuine spark of interest, the task of engaging with your community day in and day out can quickly become a heavy burden.
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Curiosity as Catalyst
Success in community-based businesses boils down to a simple, yet profound recipe: mix curiosity with creativity, let it simmer over time, and serve it up with a side of you becoming an indispensable resource.