Misty Tripoli describes how trust and community support were crucial in building her project, Groove. She recounts personal hardship (risk of losing housing) while choosing to trust the process, and explains that many collaborators (master trainers and team members) volunteered for years because they believed in the project’s purpose rather than in her personally.
This is what's so powerful. I'm gonna use Groove as an example. I aligned myself with it because I just kept hearing, trust, trust, trust. And I'm just like, I'm about to get kicked out of my apartment. I don't know where I'm gonna live. I'm trusting, like, okay. And all my master trainers, all the team, all the people stepping up, going, how can I help you? I want to be a part of this. What can I do for you? How can I do this for you? Many people on my team worked for free for several years just to help me get this thing going, because they believe in it so much, because they understood the power behind it. And it wasn't about me. It was about what we were doing. It was about this thing that was being created.
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