BRX Pro Tip: Healthy Communities Do This One Thing Well
Stone Payton: Welcome back to Business RadioX Pro Tips. Lee Kantor, Stone Payton here with you. Lee, what’s the key, man? What’s the best way to build and sustain a truly healthy community?
Lee Kantor: Yeah. I think that healthy, engaged, invested communities do this one thing well. And this one thing is participation. You really – if you have a community or you’re trying to build a community, you should be actively thinking of ways to drive more community participation. And that might start with something small, like getting small groups together to do something, and then try to expand that to as many people as possible.
Lee Kantor: But if your community is already doing things on its own, it’s a good thing to kind of invest in whatever activity they’re organically doing on their own and seeing what other resources you can add to it to get more of that participation. Because organic participation is always better than manufactured participation.
Lee Kantor: So pay attention to what your community does and wants more of and then help them get it. So that’s a great way to get more participation within your community. And like I said, healthy, engaged, invested communities have a lot of participation.
