Category: Forum Overview

Marcus quit his Forum, not because it stopped working, but because he couldn’t find three hours a month to give it. He’d been a member ...

The Navy SEALs have a saying that the most dangerous part of any mission isn’t the mission itself, it’s the 30 minutes after the team ...

They Shook Hands After the Meeting. Six Months Later, They Weren’t Speaking. I watched a forum I had been working with for almost two years ...

Every August, Forums ask the same question, do we meet, or do we take the month off? Here in New York City, it’s almost a ...

If your Forum feels too nice, it’s probably not doing its job. A few months ago, I sat in on a Forum meeting that looked ...

When I first started leading forums, I was hesitant to share my own struggles. I thought I needed to project an image of strength and ...

Imagine transforming a group of strangers into a cohesive, self-functioning team in just five months. That’s precisely what I do with my Forum Launch Process. ...

Typically, forums change the roles of their members every 12 months. There are a few reasons this is a good practice to do within your ...

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, ...