As you pick your community platform, how do you want people to feel when they enter your community? Every platform creates a different experience. Some feel: ⚡ fast and high-energy 📚 structured and educational 🏡 calm and organized 🤝 relationship-focused 🎯 accountability-driven And that experience shapes: •how often people participate •whether they feel overwhelmed or supported •how connected they feel •whether they stay engaged long term The best platform is not always the one with the most features. It’s the one that best supports the kind of transformation and community experience you want your members to have. The strongest communities usually succeed because: ✔️ the experience feels simple ✔️ members know where to focus ✔️ the rhythm is consistent ✔️ people feel connected and supported What do you want your members to feel when they log in? Comment below 👇 What platform are you using or exploring? If a simple comparison of the main platforms would be useful, I can share.

How are you all sharing important forms with your course members and collecting signatures. Love to hear your process - IE: asking them to download from a shared link, sign and take a picture to send back? Docusign? @Lynn Beck @Cate Stillman @Patrick Garlinger

Meeting Recap 05-15-2026, Session by @Jennifer White This session focused on choosing the right platforms, structuring transformational communities, and balancing curriculum development with technology implementation. Participants explored the challenges of transitioning between platforms while building sustainable online communities that support meaningful engagement and transformation. The discussion emphasized that technology should support the core mission and competencies of the community rather than becoming the primary focus. Participants also explored cohort-based learning models, relationship-centered programming, and the importance of creating spaces that foster belonging, accountability, and shared growth. Key Takeaways - Building strong core competencies and curriculum clarity is more important than perfect platform setup in the early stages. - Different platforms serve different purposes, and the best choice depends on community goals, engagement style, and delivery needs. - Cohort-based experiences often create deeper transformation and connection than fully self-paced models. - Relationship-centered learning spaces help participants feel supported, seen, and accountable throughout their journey. - AI tools can accelerate curriculum development, lesson planning, and community asset creation when used strategically. Next Steps - Identify the primary purpose of your platform: community, curriculum delivery, marketing, or member engagement. - Focus on building a simple foundational curriculum before expanding into advanced systems or automations. - Decide whether your program works best as a cohort-based experience, rolling enrollment, or hybrid model. - Create a basic flow outlining how members move through transformation within your program. - Use AI tools to support competency mapping, lesson organization, and content brainstorming. Watch Recording: VIMEO LINK