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[Flux & Flow] Boost Your Creative Growth by Building Stronger Connections

Published about 1 year ago • 1 min read

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Communities aren’t just about socializing; they’re a tool for learning, growth, and clarity in our creative paths.

This week, I’m sharing three resources that explore how building meaningful connections can fuel your learning, help you feel connected, and help you grow.

Flow Forward: Key Resources for Creative Growth

Here are three resources to help you understand the value of community building and how it can enhance your learning experiences:

What if Loneliness Could Be Solved without Trying to Solve it Directly?

Loneliness doesn’t have to be a byproduct of modern life. Gina Bianchini shares why directly trying to “Solve” whats being described as the loneliness crisis may not be the right approach.

What if Starting a Community Was Easier Than You Think?

Looking to start your own community? These practical tools show you how to go from idea to a thriving, engaged group.

What if Community-Centric Learning Is the Secret to Lifelong Growth?

How can communities boost lifelong learning? Anant Agarwal reveals the surprising benefits of community-centric education models.

Inspiration and Action

Community is much more than belonging to something; it's about doing something together that makes belonging matter. — Brian Solis
  1. Take a moment to pause and write down the various communities, digital or analog, that you currently belong to and engage with (Flux and Flow counts).
  2. Reach out to someone in one of those communities and ask a question or share something you’ve learned recently.
  3. Research one new community or group that you’ve been curious about (digital or analog) and explore how you can get involved.

Reflect and Act

Building a supportive community isn’t just a nice-to-have; it’s essential for growth and learning.

What communities have made the biggest impact on your creative or professional growth?

Reply and share your thoughts. I’m in the process of designing a community specific resource database for our community and any suggestions would help!

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