Action provides insight and knowledge, enabling a continuous loop of observation, orientation, decision, and action. Without taking steps forward, learning is impossible.
Assess whether the community addresses a genuine need and aligns with the ideal member's transition. Trust your gut and consider if the topic energizes or drains you.
Build the community with co-hosts to share the burden and create a supportive environment. Trust your instincts and avoid overthinking.
Start with a low-risk, short-term challenge or workshop to test the waters. This approach allows for practice and gathering feedback without the pressure of a long-term commitment.
Resolving personal issues, like an overwhelming inbox, ensures you are in the right mental and operational state to handle the demands of community building.
Fear is normal and can be a sign that you care about the outcome. It should not be a deterrent but rather a motivator to proceed with caution and preparation.
Starting small allows for experimentation and learning without the pressure of a long-term commitment. It provides valuable insights into what works and what doesn’t, guiding future decisions.
Taking the next step is crucial for gaining new insights and knowledge, which are essential for making informed decisions and progressing effectively.
If you’re stuck in a workshopping loop there is only one solution. Try. In today’s episode Gina talks about taking those next steps forward so you can learn if something works or if it doesn’t. One of the best ways to get out of a workshopping loop is to lean on what your big purpose is for your ideal member. Chances are, if you’ve taken the masterclass, you already know what you need to do. So take the next step, and then the next step. Through that process, you’ll learn.