Ann Marie Maloney (speaker) describes "My People Parties"—small gatherings/tribes for people with shared interests, values, or life experiences—framing them as "sacred spaces" where deep vulnerability, mutual holding of space, connection, and appreciation of perspectives occur. She contrasts these parties with other online meetups by emphasizing heart-opening challenges/dares and sustained vulnerability. She invites listeners to join her community, mentions her group "Becoming Enough" and a podcast called "about this life," and positions the parties as a place to find family and belonging.
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Hi, everybody, this is Anne Marie. I am here. I want to talk to you a little bit about my people parties. My people parties is another way of saying your tribe, find your tribe. Here is why it's so wonderful. It is wonderful because it is the opportunity to come together with others that have a shared interest, shared values, and perhaps even even a shared life experience. Sometimes, yeah, see, you know, but sometimes that life experience is different. But what makes it special is that it is a sacred place where you can be safe, where you are welcomed, where your perspective is appreciated. It is a sacred space where you can meet others, make connections. And it's different from all of the other meetups that you will find online. Here is the difference. The vulnerability that we have with one another goes more than just. More than just skin deep. The challenges and dares that we experience and that we complete open up our hearts to one another. So that is a major difference. Once we open our hearts to one another, we hold space for one another. And you hear me saying one another often, and that's because it's true. So whether you're here for entrepreneurship or you're here for healing, which is my jam, I have a group called Becoming Enough, a podcast called about this life. I invite you to participate in the My people parties. I invite you to get to know a brand new community where family is waiting for you. Ann Marie, come on and join us.