On 21st October 2022, I hosted a three-hour workshop with a local French partner in Le Grand Paris, France. It was fun, energizing and insightful. Read my post-mortem below.
Propelling soft skills as a solopreneur.
Thirteen …
all is here. The switch between sunny days and rainy grey days is constant. The weather is still lovely and windy. Then, the leaves start falling, and I can see how the trees change while walking.
As I work …
efore the pandemic, when we took a flight or onboarded a boat to travel from point A to B, we could feel the experience from the crew ship. On the same wavelength does this experience feel like going to the …
fter reflecting on communities’ engagement and starting a community, designing, onboarding, and hosting a community come to mind. Those activities are the next natural steps of any community instigator and host.
Where does everything start with designing, onboarding, and …
ime to continue a community series after I published last month a post on community reflection. So here is a new curated write-up on starting and nurturing communities.
…“It’s not easy for a
all is here. Leaves, nuts, mushrooms, grey, raining, sunny and windy days are coming as we live the Indian summer’s last days. Every year I enjoy this season very much.
This shift makes me revisit thoughts, experiences, and engagement within …
his Summer, I hear the audiobook, The Art of Gathering, written by Priya Parker. I intended to participate in the community book club during …
his is the feedback I got after I tweeted this blog post with Rachel. Indeed it is about developing ourselves to engage ourselves and people worldwide from our local city. Building a relationship and using technology makes that possible.
Whether …
Over the past few weeks, I have dive deep into the community management space with resources, events, and communities. The focus is on internal community building and facilitation.
…“Very excited for our first ever live public roundtable
“Education would be transformed if #learning how-to-learn was considered as important as what was to be learnt. To master the skills needed in the future, hand out fishing rods, not fish.” — @simbeckhampson
…“Foreign experiences
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