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"I never would have believed how quickly you can develop trust & belonging with a group of strangers"
if you wanna learn how easy it is to create this kind of connection between strangers, join the Microsolidarity Practice Program
cohort starts Oct 3
microsolidarity.cc/practice-…
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just published a rather exposing conversation exploring my ambivalence towards leadership😬
thanks for interviewing me @justavagrant_
links below
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here's a 10 min summary of what happened on last night's Microsoldarity Network call
youtu.be/iQxeVJ8PXlY
if you're a community builder seeking peers, come join us
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a little milestone today: a new episode was published on the microsoldarity podcast without me being involved 😁
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this time next month I'm co-hosting a retreat for community organisers in Denver
join us if you want to learn how to create spaces for belonging, growth, meaningful work & solidarity
only 2 tickets remaining:
thehum.org/microsolidarity-g…
photo credit: @jputtt
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Everyone involved in activating change or transformation needs a solidarity network. A community of people on who you can rely for moral support, fair feedback, collective courage infusions and just simply having your back. Because you're always 'above the parapet' 1/2
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beatiful short summary of how microsolidarity helps you form small groups with enough structure to be impactful and enough freedom to be light & easy
Replying to @tasshinfogleman
4/10: Learning Microsolidarity (@micro_solid)
youtube.com/watch?v=uDZUD3hK…
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I'm crying reading this thread
if you want to know what's the point of the microsolidarity project, it's a set of practices to reliably bring people across this threshold
Replying to @nosilverv
I noticed this had had a big effect on me the day I emerged from the building: I saw a stranger and I didn't pre-reflexively parse them as "potential enemy" but, rather, as "potential friend". This was new, baffling, disorienting, but so good.







