The most difficult part of an entrepreneurial journey is being in relationship with not knowing. Not knowing can take many forms. It can, for example, present itself as thinking that you know something when, in reality, you don’t. This is often the case at the beginning of an entrepreneurial journey.
Here are some highlights from our recent Creator Conversation series: Kirsten Clacey on remote facilitation Kirsten is Head of Facilitation at Automattic (the company behind WordPress) and she shares some amazing, on the ground insights about the reality of group learning experiences. Dina Kaplan on teaching meditation online Dina Kaplan
This blog post is a long time coming. People often ask me for written references to the material that we cover in our workshops. Hopefully, this post will serve as a reference that anybody can use to deliver a more powerful group experience online. In this post we’ll explore the
Today, we’re excited to announce the launch of our new website. Make sure you’re logged out to be able to see it. We’ve spent months refining a visual essence that feels both both organic and next level. I hope you love the new theme as much as we do. Last
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGvLlM_xg8A Last week I had an opportunity to connect with George Kao. George has years of experience as an online marketer and in this video he shares insights on getting yourself out there and how to do Facebook ads with heart. His blog is a fantastic resource for learning about
Ten years ago I had a profound mystical experience that brought the possibility of peace front and center into my life. I had given little thought to this idea before that moment. After that day it became my heartfelt purpose. The backstory to this is that, at that time, I was living in
Recently I had the honor to sit with Craig and Patricia Neal, authors of The Art of Convening and founders of The Center for Purposeful Leadership. Their career spans a lifetime of bringing people together in ways that generate authentic engagement and meaningful connection. What stood out for me was
Over the last year we’ve collected feedback from many users around usability and spent a lot of time thinking about how to keep Sutra super simple and flexible at the same time. What is changing today is that we’re recommending and optimizing for a slightly different way of setting up circles. Whereas before
I interviewed Marilyn Darling and Heidi Sparkes Guber just as the COVID-19 crisis was beginning to take on global proportions. Marilyn and Heidi are the founders of Fourth Quadrant Partners, an organization that works to create sustainable social change through emergent learning. Their work pulls from decades of research working
We’ve been working hard to improve the user experience of our product through small incremental changes. One of our biggest observations is that people were consistently confused by our approach to creating a new circle or resources with a circular blue floating action button in the bottom right hand corner