Month: October 2015

We chose to join and participate in social groups that support our autonomy. In self-determination theory, we feel autonomy when we can act when we

Momentum is the killer hack for social groups. We flock to join groups with momentum. Even the slightest sign of plurality causes people to flock

One of the simplest ways to improve the performance of any group is to set specific, difficult, group goals. Too often we overlook this. We

Most people recruit someone to join groups for one of three reasons. 1) You want the group to be bigger. The problem with growing for growth

If you lend a friend some money one week and he won’t lend you some money the next, you wouldn’t feel happy. Your trust has

Read this post by Katie and consider what you would do if you were the event organizer. What do you do if someone (especially someone