I’d like to welcome all new members to the group. Please share your personal stories so that other members have the chance to network with you and collaborate more quickly. You can also mention which communities you are working on and invite people from those circles. We don’t even forbid sharing external links to your work or professional activities. I trust that we are fair here and that we all come with intention, giving something to the group and also taking something from it. Just please always include at least one photo so the space feels more alive. Here I’ve filtered the intro posts of members who have already done so. Feel free to start building a connection with anyone who resonates with you. And since the group is not only free but also public, I also help extend your self-promo beyond these circles, for example by sharing it in my WhatsApp stories with my close contacts.

Hello my friend, welcome to the group 👋 I’m grateful that your journey through your online bubble and its algorithms led you here. It means you’ve truly lived through something and taken time to sort out your values welcome. My name is Jakub. I was born in the Czech Republic in 1989 so the media likes to label me as part of the Millennials. Thank you for your time and for the easygoing co-existence.

Imagine a community where membership is free. Yet it still has enough resources to operate, supports its ecosystem, and can reward an unlimited number of people who contribute to it. Sounds a bit like a utopia, doesn’t it? I don’t know exactly how it should work either. But I have an idea for a model that could point us in the right direction. I don’t want to build a pyramid where only a few at the top benefit. I’d like to try creating a circle with you, where energy and rewards are shared fairly. My English isn’t perfect yet, and the video I recorded for this isn’t professional either. But I believe the idea is stronger than the form. And that’s what I share with you. Thank you for our first month together walking the Nonbusy path.

Please vote in the poll and feel free to write your answers to these few questions in the comments. 1. Are you employed or self-employed? 2. Do you enjoy your work? 3. How much time do you spend working daily? 4. Do you work on weekends? 5. Do you consider yourself a workaholic? 6. Do people around you say that you’re always working? 7. Have you ever experienced feeling exhausted from work? 8. Can you go three days without thinking about work? 9. What exactly are you working on? 10. Do you often describe yourself as a busy person? Looking forward to your answers!

Hi guys, in this video I’m sharing what’s happened over the past few days, how you can make the most of this community for your own growth, and my personal strategy and know-how for building a purpose/impact-driven community that you, as a leader, don’t want to monetize through paid memberships but through partnerships. I’d love to hear your thoughts, and even more if you have ideas about who could be our first commercial partner to help fund the growth of our Nonbusy movement. We could also use a few stories from people who’ve experienced burnout due to workaholism. If you know someone in your circles, please let them know this community exists and encourage them to join and share their experience with us. And to brighten your day, I’m sending you a song. Thank you so much & Kookee Kookee🪴