The Power and Joy of Community

I was honored to be asked to read a portion of Michael's new book, The Think Big Revolution, so I knew that this site was in the making. The draft blew me away. The thought of yet another cyber- community... not so much. I was absolutely wrong. This site, this community and the energy that is already being created, leaves me almost breathless. As I travel through my life, I am often the "coach", the "expert", the "finder of solutions - and sometimes missing socks". I am blessed with great friends, surrounded by good books and meaningful conversations. I am often, however, also surrounded by people who think small, and who I have the pleasure of serving so that they can think bigger.

This community for me at least is a place I get to come to for renewal, ideas, and big thoughts. Just "hanging out" here has helped me start to think even bigger, differently and from a much stronger place. It is place to get and give positive energy - which is so needed every day but particularly now.

How are some of you responding to this unique and special place.....?

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Comment by Rob Thomas on October 31, 2008 at 12:10am: Megan, my sentiments exactly. This is our community!

Comment by Michael Port on October 30, 2008 at 9:11pm: I feel the same way Megan. Just reviewing what you and others are sharing helps sustain my faith in what's possible.

Comment by Trish Lambert on October 30, 2008 at 7:28pm: I'd rather be here than anywhere, and that is a problem. Right now, more than ever, I need to spend time in business planning and execution. Like a bird's egg, it needs lots of nourishment so that it will burst from its shell healthy and strong. Some of that nourishment involves activities I must do but don't really like to do, so it is always tempting to procrastinate. Hanging out here is kind of dangerous, because I can easily lose track of time and before I know it, I've lost an hour or two or three!

So I'm loving it, but I need to be disciplined--which is part of that "thinking big" thing!