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Getting to a shared purpose as a group often requires digging a little deeper than usual.
In this replay episode from 2024, Jessica and Bob talked about the "chaordic stepping stones," a helpful tool for going below the surface with a group, and share four questions that can help groups work toward a clear statement of purpose together.
Links and resources from this episode:
- "You don't have to be local" by Derek Sivers
- "Keep Going" by Austin Kleon
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