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What a cigar taught me about building a community 🔥
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Lighting a cigar is the hardest part—just like starting a community from scratch. But keeping it going takes structure, and facing a drop-off doesn't mean it's over. Here are 3 vital lessons from a cigar on how to build, maintain, and save your community when things go cold! What’s the hardest part of building your community right now? Let me know below! 👇 #ayidinthewest #communitybuilding #leadership #mindset #growth #entrepreneurship
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from Grand Arizona. This is a minute
that I started a while ago
after everything quiets down
the shabas just want a kid
cigar
when it comes to moving out for those
that don't know cigar the hardest part
is to light it up to get it started.
moving out. The hardest thing is to get
to get it started. Then you got to make
sure it's burning evenly. You have to
make sure that you're building it the
right way. Once you got it started, then
when you get to the middle, that's where
it tastes the best. That's where you get
the most flavor. You understand
yourself? There's another thing that
happens. Sometimes the middle it goes
out. That represents the downs. There's
downs. But guess what? Let me tell you a
secret. But when it goes out, it's very
easy to relight it with one tenai that
you don't go and mush it up. When you
see like it's not burning the right way
and you put it out like in a bad way,
then it's going to you have to start
over again. But if you just let it go
out easy, it's very easy to relight it.
But if you fch it when it's and it goes
out, you give up on your dreams and you
say it didn't work, then you lose out.
But even if you have it down, it's very
easy to light it up again. Never give
up. Remember, it's your choice.