> Here is an attendant principle I also believe in: Everyone must be there. Work harder not on creating a giant group where people can come and go, but a tight group that is accountable to show up. You’ll get consistent storylines, and when you take a week off, everyone takes a week off to breathe.
> This fundamentally sets up a social dynamic where people consider their own participation less fundamental to group health, and this becomes a self-fulfilling prophesy. Tell people they can show up less, and they will show up less.
Amen. I could go on and on about how vigorously I'm in agreement with this post, but I'll leave it at that for now.
> Here is an attendant principle I also believe in: Everyone must be there. Work harder not on creating a giant group where people can come and go, but a tight group that is accountable to show up. You’ll get consistent storylines, and when you take a week off, everyone takes a week off to breathe.
> This fundamentally sets up a social dynamic where people consider their own participation less fundamental to group health, and this becomes a self-fulfilling prophesy. Tell people they can show up less, and they will show up less.
Amen. I could go on and on about how vigorously I'm in agreement with this post, but I'll leave it at that for now.