I'd love to hear about your Community. 📚 Learned something about your community? 👉 Doing something well? 🙈 Having a problem? 🎖️ Introduced a new activity? If you could say 1 thing about your community this week - what would it be?

Everyone, please welcome @Jessica Guillory ! Jessica, this post is a great place to introduce yourself - tell us what you do and what your Community’s about (shameless promotion allowed 💙) By the way, don’t forget to check out the pinned comment “How it Works” where you’ll find a link to book our call :)

If you're up for it, comment down your birthday and I'll add it to the calendar. When it comes, you'll get a shoutout and we'll do a community celebration 🎉

It’s 2025. I need more. Between work, projects, fitness, relationships, eating, thinking about eating, attempting to meditate, and pretending I’m staying “balanced”… The math just doesn’t math. 😅 So I’m proposing an upgrade: ➡️ Day 2.0 — now with 30 hours! (Still not enough, but at least we’d be honest about it.)

I talk about Community activities and Management methods. But building a Community is more than that. Building a Community is understanding People. It’s seeing that different People join the Community for different reasons. The diversity they bring makes the Community lively. So we should welcome it. Also, people have personal Goals. Some are business-related; others are self-related. People want help with their Goals... Even when those Goals aren’t related to the Community’s common Goal. As Managers we should ask ourselves - how can we help our Community members best? I used to work with startup founders who relocated to my country. I handled selection and Community building after they arrived. I also helped with Company Registration, finding Apartments, and Business Development. I helped where I could, even if it wasn’t part of my role. Over time, I noticed that people who I could help became more active and our relationships grew stronger. Meanwhile, those I couldn’t help stayed more distant. That showed me a lot about what people want from their Communities. So I believe we should help people in our Community - It makes the Community Strong and builds personal relationships. I really liked how @Harvey Raybould did it in his community. He runs a community about finances, but he asked if people want help with any aspects of their lives. If you haven't already, check out his community