Hey HuRU Crew! I have a question. I really enjoy connecting and interacting with other people. I’ve been that way all my life. I’ve enjoyed this group so far because it seems like people do engage and interact. But I will admit that I’ve been in a couple groups where I bring that energy to the group, and there’s nothing going on no interaction just crickets, And because I’m expecting more, it’s a bit of an energy drain. I would love everyone suggestions of a couple groups I could join that really do promote community and interaction like this one does. It’s partly about networking for sure, but also maybe about being a solopreneur, working from home, and just enjoying a little interaction with other human beings!! (Hope this is ok to post!!)

🔥 Adventure Wealth Check-In 🔥 If your days have started to feel too predictable, it’s time to shake things up. Adventure Wealth isn’t just about travel or big experiences — it’s about breaking the monotony, adding variety, and keeping your spirit sharp. This week, find a way to do your same routine in a new way: - Switch up your workout location or style. - Change your commute route or take a walk somewhere different. - Swap your playlist for something fresh that fires you up. - Add one small, unexpected twist to your day that makes you smile. Adventure is fuel for your mind. When you change your environment, you ignite new energy and creativity. What small adventure will you create for yourself this week? Drop it in the comments. Strength • Purpose • Legacy

Communities don’t thrive because they have a clever name, a fancy logo, or even the best tech platform. They thrive because of one thing: a mission worth rallying around. People don’t join groups just to hang out. They join because they want to be part of something bigger than themselves. A mission gives meaning to their participation. It transforms casual members into passionate contributors. Here’s the key: Your mission statement doesn’t need to be long or complicated. In fact, the best ones are short, clear, and easy to repeat. They answer three questions in plain language: 1. Who is this community for? 2. What do we stand for? 3. Where are we going together? For example: 👉 “We help solopreneurs turn knowledge into income through community-driven learning.” 👉 “A group of creatives supporting each other to build businesses that feel as good as they look.” 👉 “We’re here to challenge limiting beliefs and create lives that truly go beyond them.” Notice how each statement has direction. They don’t just describe what the group is, they describe what the group does. That’s the difference between a static community and a movement. So if you are building a community, here’s the challenge for you: Take a few minutes today to draft a mission statement for your own community (even if it’s just for yourself right now). Keep it under 2 sentences. Make it clear, bold, and inspiring. Then ask yourself: Would I want to join this? 💬 Drop your draft below 👇 I’d love to see what you come up with.

Ivan Misner said it best: “Networking is more about farming than it is about hunting. It’s about cultivating relationships.” And Dr. Misner knows a thing or two about this topic. Being the Founder of BNI - Business Network International, he is not doubt an authority on the matter. Too often, people treat networking like a numbers game - shaking hands, swapping cards, chasing transactions. But that’s a short-term mindset. Real growth comes from planting seeds, nurturing them, and letting relationships deepen before you try to expand. Go deep first, go wide later. 🔸Depth creates trust. 🔹Trust fuels opportunities. 🔸And opportunities multiply into volume. That’s why I prefer the term Connecting over Networking. 💫 The word itself carries a different energy - less transactional, more transformational. When you connect, you’re not trying to “get” something. You’re trying to build something. 👉 How about you? Do you approach new conversations as a connection... or a transaction?

What's the craziest thing you can come up with? Let's see how far down the rabbit hole this HuRU Crew can go. Drop your ideas in the comments – the crazier the better! 😁 Community can be simple and lots of folks are overthinking it. That’s probably what Sam and the Skool team had in mind with the $9 Hobby Plan. Just start. Start small, start simple, but start. That’s why The HuRU Crew exists. Not to tell you exactly what to do – but to remind you: You don’t have to do it alone. Why we show up here: Let’s help each other win. Let’s help Skool hit that 1 Billion User goal. Let’s build cool communities, together. ⭐ Let's bring these crazy community ideas to life and see what happens. ⭐ In the HuRU Crew Classroom, check out Build Communities Better Together! 👉 Launch Your Own SKOOL Community 👉 Jump on our weekly BCBT (Build Communities Better Together) calls 👉 Schedule your two strategy / setup calls with Brennan & me! We will support you all the way! ❤️