Group Building

Step 1: Choose a Book

Log in and access the website’s social network (Community / Social Network in the main menu) to choose the book you want to study. Note: Since other students deserve your full presence in their group, we recommend following no more than two book studies at a time.

Step 2: Spread the Word

Not all participants will come from you, of course, but it makes sense to get involved if you want your group up and running sooner rather than later. The good news is that you already do what this requires:

  • Emailing friends and family: Copy the link to the presentation page of the book you are interested in and send it (you have to go through the Authors & Books page). Note: Knowing you is a powerful incentive; don’t prejudge your recipients’ interest in being your “study buddy.” Don’t forget to tell them it’s a two-month free trial. Make a follow-up list to reiterate your message if you don’t hear back after a few days.
  • Emailing friends and family: Copy the link to the presentation page of the book you are interested in and send it (you have to go through the Authors & Books page). Note: Knowing you is a powerful incentive; don’t prejudge your recipients’ interest in being your “study buddy.” Don’t forget to tell them it’s a two-month free trial. Make a follow-up list to reiterate your message if you don’t hear back after a few days.

Step 3: Track Your Progress

The table below is visible to logged-in members only and is updated as people join a specific study group. Chat with others in your social network group to speed up the book study launch! (Refresh the page to see your name if you just added it).

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