You don’t need ta smartphone. Today I do what, seven years ago I resolved never to do at LFI. I rant. Gently, of course, but on a topic we need to explore.

Are you an optimist, a pessimist or a realist? A community benefits from the gifts of all perspectives. It ensures the most wholistic outcome to any discussion.

“Community” today is not what it was in the past. Brew a mug of tea or coffee and settle in on the porch for the longest post ever at LFI. We’ve got a lot to talk about!

The third and final stage before we come into community as a group may well be the most challenging one.

Most people feel chaos means the end for the group. That beautiful camaraderie we’d been enjoying, that harmony, peace, and fun – are all disintegrating. But, wait! The fun is only just beginning!

What is pseudocommunity and why is it “pseudo” rather than real community? Come and see!

A community is deeper, richer and more authentic than a team alone can be. All communities are teams but not all teams are communities.

Why is community important? Why do I love community and community building? In this post, I delve into 2 “Whys” and 1 “Why Not?”

The answer may surprise you. Come engage in discussion about the “new” community.