Category: Forum Overview

Without a doubt, the most challenging stage of any forum is the first four months. This is especially true for groups that are brand new

“You know how when you go to Whole Foods, and you buy that $12 peanut butter smoothie, but it doesn’t have enough protein in it,

By this point in the process, you have already gone through the process of picking a new member (https://bit.ly/3rUjDgW), and have unanimous support to have

In a prior post, I talked about building a Forum Intro Sheet that you can use to help recruit new members (https://bit.ly/3rUjDgW). One of the

Behind the structured agenda, coaching system, goals process, and presentation are four pillars that create the foundation of Forums. Everyone going into a Forum should

Every time I ramp up a new Forum, the first few months usually involve putting out a lot of fires that members have in their

This is a good reminder as to why it’s better to share from your own personal experience instead of giving advice. You can learn more

I often think about Forums as a way to instill habits into people’s lives that they might not otherwise do. Habits such as self-reflection, journaling,

Once a year, Forums should run a member-to-member (M2M) assessment as a way to give an objective measure as to how well each member is

If you think about it, getting a group of highly talented and driven people to carve out 3 hours each month to meet is pretty