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Set a Goal, Make an Impact As we reflect on the first few weeks of the new year, we understand that the enthusiasm surrounding New Year's resolutions may have waned for some. It's never too late to revisit those goals and recommit to personal growth, both on a personal and professional level. As we continue our journey into 2024, let's acknowledge that New Year's resolutions are highly personal, varying from health and well-being to ambitious business aspirations. Seize this opportunity to establish goals within your professional realm. Our challenge to you: set one impactful goal for your community this year. Whether it's a grand initiative or a small change, commit to something that will make a tangible difference. If you're seeking inspiration or guidance, our book, 13 Ways to Kill Your Community provides ideas and practical instructions to to support you on your journey towards community enhancement. Let us know your goal below, we'd love to hear it and help you achieve it. Happy goal setting! #goalsetting

Here is an interesting reflection I had today that I would like to share with you. ⚡ Today is special, I finally have new ideas and inspirations for my business. A few months ago I used to get these bursts of inspiration quite often and lately, I really missed having these moments. Maybe because I had seen some setbacks and it was hard for me to imagine launching something new and failing again. But wait here’s the amusing twist- since I started this journey, I have realized that I am in love with the side of me which is delusional, passionate, and instinctive. 💥 As long as I continue having great ideas and the ability to bring them into practice, that is the state I long to be in. It doesn’t matter if those ideas succeed or fail to a large extent, but just that I keep trying and enjoying the PROCESS. Because sometimes I am so busy in the process, I don’t care so much about the result. I may have succeeded or failed in starting a community, but what I enjoyed the most was the #process of creating this community, not the goal itself. You know what I mean? The reason I am sharing this with you is because I hope, this inspires you to try and enjoy the process without obsessing too much about the result. Whether you are about to begin a new hobby, a business, or a project, I hope this gives you inspiration to start. Because these encounters were the most fulfilling ones in my life. #enjoythejourney

🌟 Welcome to #MomentumMonday! Let's transform motivation into action. Remember, every big achievement starts with small steps. 🚀 Quote of the Day: "Action bridges dreams and reality. Start small, think big." 🔍 This Week's Challenge: Identify one small, actionable step you can take this week towards a larger goal. It's all about making progress, no matter how small. 💬 Join the Community: What's your action step this week? Share in the comments and let's support each other in turning our goals into reality!

[Purpose is The Main P!] Why do I think that purpose is the main P? Because I think it's ink for all of us when we want to draw the framework of our community. Why? By knowing our purpose in building a community, we can determine what kind of "people" we will invite into our community. We can also determine what kind of "place" or platform can support our purpose, and so on. “So how do I define my community purpose? That sounds hard to do”. Believe me, it is not rocket science. We just need to start asking ourselves or even the company we work for. “So, I just want my community to be successful!”. Well, that's not enough. Dig deeper and be more specific! These are examples of questions I asked myself when I want to draw a community framework: - What do I want to get from this community?  - What activities will this community do? - What benefits can I provide to the community? - Why does our community need to exist? - Etc. The answers to the sample questions will have implications for other 6Ps. As a conclusion, the deeper you recognize the purpose of creating your community, the easier it will be for you to draw your community framework. And that's why I think “purpose” is the main P! As usual, my opinion is not the most correct fact and I am very open if you have other opinions. That's all for today, see you soon!! #community #7P #purpose

How much time do you waste thinking about stuff that doesn’t benefit you? If you’re like most people, the answer is A LOT! Most people’s minds waste their time with thoughts like: ☑️ I shouldn’t have said that ☑️ If A happens, I’ll do B. If C happens, I’ll do D… and before they know it have run themselves through an entire alphabet of unrealistic scenarios ☑️ I’ll be happy when… ☑️ I’ll be ready when…  ☑️ They’ll like me if…. ☑️ Poor me… and the list goes on and on. If you can relate to any of the above, you might love my group program that starts next week! Over the course of 7 weeks you’ll learn to take control of your mind. You’ll gain a better understanding of how you sabotage yourself, and get good at noticing when it happens. You’ll learn tools to refocus your mind on the right stuff… and practice using it until doing so becomes a habit. Oh, and you’ll also learn how to turn even the least of desired circumstances into gifts. Lots of this will be done with proven app-based technology. You’ll also have community support and near-daily support and motivation from me… for a much lower price than traditional coaching (contractually I can't post the price, since I plan to give folks a deal). DM me or comment “curious” if you’d like to learn more!

I wrote a book about a topic very close to my heart. The book is about community, how we lost it and how it can be rebuilt. But it's not going to be easy, our uber-optimized lifestyles don't make community natural. This is not a nostalgic book or a political book, it's a book about how to use your agency to wield the power of community to bring more meaning and purpose to modern life. I wrote it because I see so many people lament the lack of community & comradery IRL, both for themselves & their kids and they don't know how to fix it. I wrote it because despite social media, and ubiquitous communication devices, it's increasingly difficult to meaningfully connect with others. I wrote it because a lot of parents are grasping all by themselves for some way to prepare and direct their children to productive and happy adulthood. When in reality, it takes a village. I wrote it because there is so much potential for innovation, wonder, and discovery when we turn away from tech and data for just long enough to connect and work within a community. Lastly, I wrote it because I believe community is the next frontier. It's our destiny. If you desire more community in your life. This is how. You can buy the book here: https://lnkd.in/gVGgHCKf You can read more about community here: https://lnkd.in/gf2DjZxs

Imagine I ask you: Where do you wanna be in 6 months? And you tell me exactly where and how, you’ve been struggling to get there. I didn’t even have to make an offer to sell. Because you’ve actually told me: - What is your end goal - What are those paint points - And what you’ve tried to get there So I know exactly how I can help you. That’s why Community Management, is the #1 skill to improve your business in 2024. Because listening is different than replying. So speak directly to your audience, and if you can get what they really need. You’ll get out of the herd, Impact lives, And build a solid and grateful community that’s gonna be willing to pay you.

If you're on the quest to discover your life purpose, consider this advice: Instead of feeling pressured to generate entirely new ideas, recognize that your significant achievement may align with something already accomplished by others. Clarity often comes through repetition, and as your vision becomes clearer each day, redefine your purpose by working with what you already have at hand. Dreams may evolve daily, and I refer to this as continuously redefining our purpose by leveraging what's within our reach. Progressing one step at a time, I strive not only to avoid failure but to fail forward. Reflect on what you currently possess. Whether it's a business idea, a skill to develop, or a community initiative, start from scratch and take one step at a time. Contribute to the well-being of your community, and through giving, you'll likely uncover your purpose.

The biggest lesson I’ve learned about creating a community: This picture was taken at our “Thrive and Vibe” group session last year. I would be lying if I said that every class was as full as this one. But I remember a time when having a class this size was only something I dreamed about. The first time I tried to organize a group class was in 2018. We were able to get three people to show up. And those three people were my close friends. They weren’t even clients; they were just there for support. I remember feeling extremely discouraged by the turnout we were getting. I was posting on all of my socials to spread the word, doing all that I knew to do at the time. But during those first few years of trying, the most I saw was four or five people attend. (Of course, COVID played a part in that.) I made a decision during those lean classes that no matter how many people showed up, I would always give 100% of what I have to offer. I would treat a class of two with the same intensity and attention that I would a class of 50! One of the greatest pieces of advice I received during that first year was to appreciate the fact that the class sizes were small because they gave me the opportunity to make my mistakes in front of just a few people, and this would allow me to be more prepared when the group size grew! That was a game-changer. It has been one of the most dominating thoughts in my mind whenever we set out to try something new and the turnout isn't as high as we forecasted. We still show up… We still give our all… And most importantly, we never lose faith! When someone joins our community, I personally make sure to give them every tool, resource, and experience I possibly can. Because I remember what it was like when the current reality was only a dream! 🚨Let’s Talk: What things do you tell yourself when things don't go quite the way you anticipated?

You can't manage what you don't measure. Community impact is huge, but how do you measure it? The first step is understanding what "impact" means for your community. - Is it engagement? - Is it visibility? - Is it changed behavior? Then, measure that impact. - Engagement: likes, comments, shares, views - Visibility: reach, impressions, clicks - Changed behavior: surveys, feedback, case studies But, don't stop there. Understand what impact means to your community members. - Ask them what is important. - Learn what motivates them. - Discover what they consider progress. Measuring impact takes time and effort, but the results are worth it. It helps you identify what is working and what needs improvement. It also helps build credibility, which leads to trust and loyalty from your community. So, start measuring your community impact today. It's how you grow and how you make a difference. 𝘐𝘮𝘢𝘨𝘦 𝘊𝘳𝘦𝘥𝘪𝘵 - 𝘢𝘩𝘮𝘥𝘢𝘣𝘢𝘥_𝘣𝘪𝘬𝘦𝘳𝘴_𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘮𝘶𝘯𝘪𝘵𝘺_