In this episode, I talk about the process I went through building The MetaMind Circle and my history with online communities. I learned that it's not always easy to form meaningful relationships online, and I discuss some of the things I learned along the way.

Highlights

• When a group I joined a few years ago no longer served my need to have authentic conversations, I studied how to start and build an online community.
• I discuss the idea behind The MetaMind Circle, how it got started, how it has grown – and changed – and what I have learned from the process.
• For me it's important to let things grow organically, no matter how long it takes. And now I see how everything is coming together in a wonderful way.
• What I get out of an organization I belong to, is up to me not the organization.
• If I don't enjoy what I'm doing, I do something else. This may mean making changes to what I thought had to be done to reach my goals.
• It helps to talk to other people about your ideas, especially people who share your values.
• There's a good chance that things you try are not going to work. That's okay. You don't have to stick with it. Try something else.
• I talk about some of the things I want to do in the future.

Links

The MetaMind Circle website

www.Circle.so – the platform on which I built The MetaMind Circle

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