How to Find Your Community Members Without Picking a Niche
People Magic: How to Build a $1M CommunityShow Notes
If you are trying to figure out how to make your life really easy when creating a community you really want to just start with a transition. It’s the first step and it’s the most important step. Human beings are constantly in transition, it’s what makes life interesting and fun, even if it’s a challenge. In today’s episode Gina breaks down why she doesn’t recommend starting a community with a niche and why starting with a transition and continuing to transition with your members is the best way to grow a community.
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