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Small, close, tight-knit connections are fundamental to intimacy,, and we can’t scale small groups in the sense of stretching them out to fit more people inside. To stretch out a small group and add more people to it senselessly is like trying to grow a cell by just stretching it out. The once small, intimate community will lose all the things that... See more

Every piece of work in your community strategy should have target metrics attached to it.

The conventional way of creating value is top-down, where corporations are the “dictators” in control of value creation. Instead, an organization with a community-first mindset acts as a facilitator, creating spaces for members to create value and decide on the group’s direction. Web3 projects work bottom-up: project members decide what they want... See more

“One thing that consumers have been trained to understand is that menus don’t need have to have 12 entrees and 12 appetizers,” he says. “They need to have six really good ones. And that’s enough.”

-Scarcity? Let’s see: how many opportunities do you get to invest with your favorite podcaster? Right.

There have been several attempts to fix the ER problem over the years. I wont go into all of them, but telemedicine done right (i.e. purpose built, with features designed for this cohort) has clear potential if aligned with outcomes.

You have to reject most advice but you have to listen to and read enough of it to know what to reject and what to accept