Friends, in this post I shared transparently how I would like to develop the community. In the coming weeks I should have a meeting with the CEO of the Czech platform Hedepy, which I'm proud of, because it has a global reach, and I would like them to support us in our mission and maybe give us some funding through a yearly partnership. I don't want to show them only a pitch deck of how our community might work one day. I would like to show them that even with 32 people, some impact is forming, and that we can come up with better ways of cooperation than just promoting them by adds. I would like to present your opinions and experiences with therapists at the meeting. Do you have any? If yes, would you recommend others to use the services of a therapist? If not, why not? And if you have ever considered trying therapy, what is stopping you from giving it a go? We will not be pushing you into Hedepy, what I am looking for is to gather a kind of collective opinion that I can present to the company as an example of what we are able to deliver as a small group, and by doing so make it clearer that if there are 1,000 of us here by the end of the year, the impact will be even greater. -- As a thank-you for your cooperation and attention, I’d like to share one of my favorite community growth hacks with you. If you’re building a purpose-driven or impact-focused community, you don’t have to use the classroom feature just for courses. Instead, you can turn it into cards for your partners and supporters. Each partner’s card stays in draft mode, invisible to the community until you’ve finalized the partnership terms together. Once that’s done, you can explore collaboration options and use the card’s pages to capture what matters most to them, while keeping everything aligned with your community and partnership guidelines. This way, you can be creative and design meaningful partnerships where everyone feels comfortable and supported.