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"To find your people, you have to know how to signal your passions and interests and seek out theirs."
NILOFER MERCHANT
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Communities based on practice
This type of group is united by a common activity but it's not limited to a professional one.
It also works for hobbies and interests.
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Communities based on providence
Provident communities are the product of seemingly random connections (like meeting friends in high school who introduce you to your future funders on Kickstarter).
However, this process is not as random as it appears.
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Communities based on passion
This is a group driven by a shared interest in a particular subject (for example, anti-animal abuse).
It is slightly different from a community based on a common activity.
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Communities based on proximity
This is a group based on being of or in a certain place.
To build such communities, use dedicated websites or use geolocation on your social media to find information about upcoming events, news and people close to you that you might find interesting.
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Communities based on purpose
Purposeful communities are those that share a vision of the world. They don’t always have user groups and are often not geography dependent.
Finding people with a common purpose means finding those who share a concrete commitment to a specific cause, and this involves a more sophist...
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Identifying the right opportunities
- Let those within your organization and your trusted contacts know that you're looking for outside activities relevant to your job or skills.
- Explore your passions and see if groups connected to them have any open positions that will let you learn and develop.
- Seek out frie...
3. Cultivate Depth
Dive deep into your interests and passions. Explore the intricacies of topics that intrigue you and seek to understand them on a deeper level.
Change your definition of time
Spread out your interests/passions over seven days instead of 24-hours. Assuming you are awake for 16 hours a day, you now have around 112 hours to tend to everything.
We box our decision making into a 24-hour window. We feel like we have to accomplish all our tasks wi...
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