“As podcasters, we literally share our voice. It’s really important that we continue to elevate the voice of others.” Neetal Parekh. Listen to more w/ Neetal and Charles Marohn upside 📍 The Keystone Podcast 🎙️✨ The Global Startup Movement Charlton Yuval Yarden Ben Kittelson bit.ly/3fVDghf

Making my fat @sarah___wood , so glad you loved it! Can’t wait to continue building together! 🎙Doing this workshop again in Jan, DM if you’d like to join!

If you're looking to dig into community building, couldn't recommend a resource more than Yuval Yarden's community workshop. It's practical, hands-on, and transformational-- getting you out of hypotheticals and into tangible next steps for the community you're building.

Feeling all the love from @sarah___wood ! Excited to join the Upstream now Truth Arts admin community next week and share some community growth hacks 🙌

Connectors are network pollinators. Without them our networks would be smaller, more isolated and boring.

Thanks for having me David Nebinski !

The barrier to starting a community has never been lower. The barrier to keeping a community engaged has never been higher.

See you in a few hours!

Yuval Yarden "if a user gets to the point where they feel used by the community, it's likely too late to save it"

Yuval Yarden "Art of Gathering describes how you can 'exclude thoughtfully' which allows you to create safe spaces in your community for your users - if you allow people with misaligned purposes/priorities to join the community, what's the point of the community?"

Yuval Yarden "How do you scale community and still make it feel personal? We use a tool called dots which is a mail merge for slack. But we respond to each person individually."

Yuval Yarden "We check in with every person in our community. people-and.com/get-together-b… talks about passing the torch and fanning the flame... comes back to your purpose and why people want to be a part of the community."

Last time I logged into X, it was called Twitter and I was living in the US. Time to dust this app off.

I spent time with 15 founders this week and every challenge they faced came down to lack of focus. Keep your eyes on the prize. Startups live and die by their ability to focus.

🎤🎤🎤 *tap tap tap* Is this thing on?

Founders with the most successful companies might not be the best founders to learn from. They often have more ego, less time, and someone “more important than you” asking for help.