Networking works at every level. Every conversation has the potential to change our lives. But we can only have so many conversations every week. That's why we created this challenge, to increase the leverage of each connection. By sharing who we connected with, we expand our reach and help each other meet the right people. Here is how it works: 1. Create a post to participate in the challenge. 2. After you connect with someone, comment your notes. 3. Bonus objective: He Who Fights with Monsters Each week, I will go over everyone's connection and count them. The top 3 players with the most connections will get a special merch item. 🏆 The top 10 players on the 30-day leaderboard will get the audiobook for next month. 🎁 The challenge ends on the 31st of October. Are you ready to take your networking to the next level?

Admins: please put me in the corner if this is not allowed. 😜 Filling in the gaps is what excites me most about this community. Most of us don’t do everything well, but we have that magic thing that sets us apart. So what’s your special sauce, zone of genius, thing that sets you apart? Second: what do you struggle with the most? The more we ‘get’ each other the more we can collaborate. I’ll comment to get it started…

Video games are fun to play. But as you get older, the number of responsibilities rises. There is not that much time for gaming. Your 9-5 job / business takes that much time of your day. What I have found to channel my interest in gaming is to treat my life (and my work) as a video game. Here are the ways that helped me to treat life as a game and might be useful to you as well: 1. Time-blocking activities in a calendar. Not only work but also fun activities. It is fun to watch a calendar filled with activities. You can even make them sound interesting. (For example: Slaying the dragon: create video for my youtube channel). 2. Having a to-do list app. It is similar to completing quests in a video game. 3. Setting clear goals. Achieving your goals is like beating a boss in a video game. 4. Enjoying the Storyline. Embrace life’s ups and downs as part of an epic narrative, finding meaning in the journey like a game plot. Not everything worked out as you wanted? At least you have a good story to tell now. 5. Treating your failures in life as gaining experience. By analyzing what went wrong and making conclusions, you are able to improve yourself. Did you spend time on creating video for Youtube but not that many views? Do not worry, you are working on your sword (your skills) to create best video ever (slay the dragon). What about you? Do you have your ways of treating life as a video game?