Is the discussion recorded and available to see after the fact? Lisa (name drop!) shared the article with me when it first came out, and I would *love* to hear all the thoughts and insights.
Hi Susan! Thank you for your question. Currently, Article Club discussions are not recorded (to promote connection and intimate convos). But who knows what the future will bring? Also: Did you listen to the podcast with Lisa? (She’s a star.) Hope you’ll consider joining AC this month!
I loved having the writer attend and hop from group to group. I felt like that provided the best of both worlds--we could ask him questions but then also have our own discussion where I didn't have to be worried about potentially offending the writer.
Also, as I attend more Article Clubs and start to see familiar faces, I'm increasingly interested to learn more about the other attendees. I'd love opportunities for some more rapport building and socializing. I think that might also help us have even more in depth conversations about the articles. I know time is a precious commodity, but I would be open for Article Club to be 1.5 hours so we could build in a little more getting-to-know-you time. And/Or we could try an asynchronous chat channel, such as a Facebook group, Slack channel, WhatsApp, etc.
Is the discussion recorded and available to see after the fact? Lisa (name drop!) shared the article with me when it first came out, and I would *love* to hear all the thoughts and insights.
Hi Susan! Thank you for your question. Currently, Article Club discussions are not recorded (to promote connection and intimate convos). But who knows what the future will bring? Also: Did you listen to the podcast with Lisa? (She’s a star.) Hope you’ll consider joining AC this month!
I loved having the writer attend and hop from group to group. I felt like that provided the best of both worlds--we could ask him questions but then also have our own discussion where I didn't have to be worried about potentially offending the writer.
Also, as I attend more Article Clubs and start to see familiar faces, I'm increasingly interested to learn more about the other attendees. I'd love opportunities for some more rapport building and socializing. I think that might also help us have even more in depth conversations about the articles. I know time is a precious commodity, but I would be open for Article Club to be 1.5 hours so we could build in a little more getting-to-know-you time. And/Or we could try an asynchronous chat channel, such as a Facebook group, Slack channel, WhatsApp, etc.
I liked that Per was baking bread during the discussion and when Renée shared her loaf with us! (Mr. Buford was impressed, too.)