This excerpt (spoken by Mark Hamilton) describes the 'clubhouse' as a recurring monthly meeting—not a physical building—that fosters local member retention and monthly membership fees. Hamilton emphasizes starting local clubhouses to secure steady income, links introduction meetings to clubhouses, and lists possible specialized meeting themes (political, business, health, etc.).
Your clubhouse, by the way, is your monthly meeting itself, not the building in which you have your meeting.
And your clubhouse will keep your local members in the society for a long time, perhaps for life. Those moving on the marketing opportunity revealed in part one must take charge in starting the clubhouses to secure their monthly income.
The introduction meetings and the clubhouses are pieces to the same puzzle. These local clubhouse meetings will become a vital part of the monthly membership fee for the clubhouse is the place of congregation. People need to congregate to socialize, talk, plan things. They can have specialized meetings such as the Political movement, Paradise City, the Business Alliance Health and Fitness Medical.
From these meetings members find a place they belong to. They find opportunity they find new ideas and directions and adventures they find fun. They find love they find the life of Ulysses minus dishonesty the super puzzle for biological immortality eventually comes through creating this formal structure where ideas and opportunities and movements grow from this formal structure is the foundation for the super puzzle.
