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Networks

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Our simple definition of a network is: people who care about the same thing, connecting and working together, for a better outcome.  Below is a non-exclusive list of impact networks we help form, flourish, and inter-connect.

 

Which network are you engaged with or do you want to help form or perform? Email me

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The Network Craft:
To Catalyze, Create & Densify Networks - Regionally & Nationally.

"The Main Actor on the stage of lasting cultural change is the Dense Network"

- Dr. David John Seel, Author of Network Power

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Causes

For whom does your heart break? Stories of suffering cause us to rage, weep, and mourn. You want to help. That's where Life and Joy is found.  Cause-networks interconnect like-hearted warriors and empowers collective impact . Let us help you find or create that network. 

"The true warrior fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him."

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Geography

Cities and Regions, meta-networks, must be broken down into smaller geographical networks. These networks intertwine people locally,  to know, see, and work together. These networks take on many names and focuses. Let's help you find the kind of Geographical Network you are interested in stewarding or being a part of.

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Working Together

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Workplace & Industry

Work is where we spend a majority of our time.  It should be time well spent. From pursuing healthy culture to transforming an industry, we'll expose like-hearted work-based networks and associations. These networks help us be fulfilled, connected and on-mission together.  

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Affinity - The Catch-All Network

Affinity means "similarity".  Almost any context, idea, or interest can be a network.  How we play, stages of life, and cultures are all examples.  What are some important pieces of your life that you wish you could go to a gathering about? Let's explore.

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