Jordan Bester

- One reader named Caelan wrote, “I quit smoking by assigning my cheat days progressively farther in the future. I never quit “for good,” I only quit until my next cheat day. This helped with cravings, because the choice wasn’t between “right now” or “never,” it was “right now” or “later.”

1. Why create a growth team?2. What’s the difference between a “growth hacker” and a growth team?3. What’s the difference between growth and marketing/product/whatever?4. Where should growth teams focus?5. I’m starting or joining a growth team! What should I expect?

- The Community Canvas details the key aspects of your community in a simple one-page document. It is designed to be ever-changing, so you can always go back and refine it as you learn!

- Keep notes on what you read. You can do this however you like. It doesn't need to be a big production or a complicated system. Just do something to emphasize the important points and passages.

"Behance, for example, recently held a worldwide Behance Portfolio Review Week. With 153 events taking place in 46 countries, the initiative was highly successful, bringing together nearly 4,000 Behance users to critique one another's portfolios."

LimeWire says that artists signed to UMG can now use its platform to offer audio recordings, audiovisual content, backstage footage and any artwork and images as NFTs on the LimeWire marketplace and sell them directly to fans and collectors.

Who should read this? -Growth/scale ventures.-Entrepreneurs who have built an MVP and have a user base.-Companies that have a product/service with a social component, whose users would define being part of an associated community as a value-add.