Last Wednesday was amazing, and I've been waiting all week to tell you about it: my session at the Circle Build Summit. Live, in front of over five hundred people in the room, noodling out loud on an idea I haven't even launched yet. I get nervous about these (you've heard me white-knuckle toward a few right here), but once I'm in it, there's nothing I love more. Give me a room and a half-formed idea and let me build it out loud, and I'm the happiest woman alive.
In this entry:
• The live Build Summit session, over five hundred people in the room
• Thinking out loud in public, and why it's the most alive this work ever feels
• The real idea I workshopped: The Growth Room, my high-ticket founders mastermind for the new year
• Working an offer live instead of presenting it polished and finished
• Why polished is over, and the building is where all the fun lives
• Something to noodle on: what would you build in front of people if you weren't waiting for perfect?
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The Diary of a Community Builder is a free daily podcast from Rachel, a Circle Expert and founder of coCreator Society. Every weekday at 6am Eastern, a new entry drops: musings, behind-the-scenes moments, and lessons from inside real membership communities and community-led businesses, plus one question to noodle on in your own day of building. It's the messy, honest, in-between of building something that lasts. For full-length strategy episodes, listen to the Community at Heart podcast wherever you get your shows.