Sublime

communities function best and are most durable when they’re helping members to be more successful in some way in a connected and dynamic world.

Every thriving community organizes essential, repeating activities for its members.

I teach at business schools, attend startup community events, and host small gatherings of young entrepreneurs. By serving as a mentor at accelerators such as Columbia's Greenhouse, Yale's Entrepreneurial Institute, DreamIT Ventures, and Founders Institute, and as a speaker/participant at events organized by groups such as Sandbox Network, StartupG

community, where I met some amazing solopreneurs who are growing their business online. Justin promotes the A&I Community inside his courses and on his website. David Shriner-Cahn, on the other hand, runs the Smashing the Plateau Private Community, for consultants to meet and support one another, get answers to burning questions, learn from exp

Growing a community isn’t about management. It’s about developing leaders. With their help, your community will affect more people and sustain itself longer than you could have managed on your own.