Thinking about co-leading a group? Discover the three conversations every co-leader should have to build trust, avoid conflict, and lead with confidence.

Building a peer community isn't just a business challenge. It's a leadership transformation. If you've spent years relying on a corporate brand for credibility, discover why personal visibility feels uncomfortable and how to confidently step into the role your future community needs you to fill.

Is there a way to know your peer community would meet members' expectations? B2BSalesMagic leader John Way, has reverse-engineered how to know exactly what your community expects—and how to deliver it.

The essential conversations every community co-leader should have.

Building a peer community will stretch your leadership, challenge your mindset, and grow you into the person your future members need most.

When someone leaves, your instinct may be to pull back, get defensive, or emotionally shut down. But staying grounded and non-defensive during that conversation is where the real leadership work begins.

To successfully launch your B2B peer community, design a recruiting sequence that moves prospects from curiosity to commitment.

Learn about three types of recruiting events that consistently work when building peer communities.

In sports, a "grand slam" refers to winning all of the major or most important championships in a sport within a calendar year or a career. In sales, you want to create an offer that helps everyone win.

One of our aspirations in building The Good Humans Growth Network (GHGN) is to attract and invest (emotionally, financially, and with our time) in like-minded good humans whose businesses are doing important work. Read how!

When it comes to the world of business, there’s not a lot of room for love. When we start talking about loving one another inside the groups in the GHGN Network we learn the hands-on, nitty gritty, day-to-day ways we treat each other in everything we do show if we are a Good Human.

I have conducted a research study about the role that limiting beliefs play in our business growth with the sharp ladies of Female Founders Talk Shop. We polled women about the beliefs they hold that keep them from taking big action in their businesses. You might be surprised at the results!

Do you remember a time when someone was generous to you in an unexpected way? Read to learn how The Good Humans Growth Network™ shares the life experiences and resources that help us grow in a business world where generosity in thought and deed seems so rare.