6 Simple Life Tips For Busy Creators To Get Your Focus Back In A Day
This weekend, I did something radical for the first time in months: I didn't turn on my computer. This weekend marked a shift, stepping away from the usual routine of being constantly connected. Of course, I've known this was a good idea since I discovered the Internet in the late nineties, but I have yet to pull the plug. What unfolded was a journey from anxiety to clarity, highlighting the profound importance of unplugging—not just for mental peace but for truly reconnecting with what matte
5 Important Lessons from Failed Goal-Setting Attempts
A Goal without a plan is just a wish. How often have you set a goal and forgot it 10 seconds later? I’ve given up trying to determine whether it is me or the system. I’ve read so many books and taken so many courses that you have no idea how much I know about this goal stuff. After tracking and trying to make it all work, I’ve found that I was obsessed with finding the right system rather than getting the job done. It’s like being obsessed with the gym and what you wear when you could have
5 Daily Habits to Improve Member Participation and Contributions for Community Leaders
As a community leader, you must keep some energy active, whether online, in person, at a coworking space, or running a meetup. If you are doing EVERYTHING, I would not call it a community; I'd call it a following or a service. And after a while, you'll burn out.
Tips for Community Builders to Easily Create Newsletters in Under an Hour
Most people overcomplicate writing their weekly newsletter. Especially when it comes to their business, and I get it. WTF do you put in there that does not sound drab and bland? Before going any further If you would not take the time to read it, please don't send it. So many marketers send out stuff they know Is drab and shit. It's content crap, as Doug Kessler from Velocity Partners calls it. So much company communication is stuff nobody wants to read, even if it's their job. It's
🗒️ Critical Mistakes In Weekly Newsletters For Coworking Community Builders – And How To Avoid Them
Over the last few months, I’ve been asking community builders in the coworking industry how they handle email newsletters. Before we get into it, most of you know I’ve been madly in love with emailing articles and updates for around twenty years. Being in love does not mean I get it right every week; it is a slog. If I had to choose one thing to keep, it would be my email list. Email is the backbone of my communication strategy and the most valuable asset in my community-building journey. (
Critical Mistakes In Weekly Newsletters For Community Builders And Coworking Space Owners - And How To Avoid Them
Over the last few months, I’ve been asking community builders in the coworking industry how they handle email newsletters. Before we get into it, most of you know I’ve been madly in love with emailing articles and updates for around twenty years. Being in love does not mean I get it right every week; it is a slog. If I had to choose one thing to keep, it would be my email list. Email is the backbone of my communication strategy and the most valuable asset in my community-building journey. (
