How to Form an Affinity Group

Not all members need to be consistent and the network can morph over time. The group also doesn't need to be permanent. In fact, the best groups only exist for the goal that the group attends to achieve and dissolves after that is completed

An affinity group can have as few as two members to as many as fifteen. A good way to see if the scale is good is to see how quickly and effective information is relayed. Another good technique on establishing scale is to limit it to how many people can fit in your car.

This is crucial to the groups success! You must be aware of each members strengths and weakness so you can make quick decisions.

To avoid confusion make sure everyone agrees to your goals and plans. Don't let any one person feel left out or as if there voice isn't heard. It's important to remain unanimous.

It's important not to feel like you're victim to a "herd mentality" so it's often effective to meet with other groups! Here their ideas and suggestions. Getting another perspective helps both parties explore new ideas and techniques.