Regardless of who we are or what we do, we belong to communities. We’re typically in community with others that share a common interest. Think music, church, flying planes, working out or kitting. We are in community, but may be failing to tap into all it can offer.
This week Jorge talks with Finn McKenty. He's the Director of Operations at URM Academy teaching people how to record and mix music. You’ll hear about his success starting with, “We have successfully recreated the same kind of community that exists in person online, which isn’t easy to do.” It isn’t easy. It’s an effort to mimic what works in person using the equivalent via online tools.
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