Community is About What We Are Willing to Feel
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Community is About What We Are Willing to Feel
a community is defined not by common interests or physical space, but as “a group of people who share mutual concern for one another”. It’s the difference between someone you feel you could call on for help in the event of a 3am plumbing emergency, versus “someone you technically ate pizza with” once.
Elle Hunt • I want community – but am I prepared to put the work in?
Review Pinpoint your people If you’re going to build a community with a group of people, you’ll need to know who they are and identify a purpose that will bring them together. Before getting caught up in what you’ll do together, try to answer the following questions: Who do you want to get together? As an individual . . . Who do I care most deeply
... See moreKai Elmer Sotto • Get Together: How to build a community with your people
Social media culture has brainwashed folks to think community means many people, selling tickets to events, expensive brunch dates posting reels about it and wearing the same color coordinated outfits.
To idea of building community is so you won’t go thru the world disconnected from others. It’s so we can care for each... See more
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