A short YouTube testimonial in which Lucy Dutton describes the benefits of "do the thing" challenges. She highlights that small cohorts form personal connections, which increase completion rates and lead participants to receive more than they expected — making the challenges uniquely valuable and "brilliant."
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The thing I love about do the thing challenges is that they seem to be a gift that just keeps on giving. I go in expecting one thing and I just get more than anticipated. There are cohorts where smaller groups of people come together and get supported and then get to know each other on a more personal level. And that is very, very special. The because when you start to integrate more with the people within the challenge, you're more likely to finish the challenge. If you're more likely to finish the challenge, you are going to get the best from the challenge as long as you really participate full out. And that's what we're expected to do, that's what we're encouraged to do and that's what happens. And so you get this blossoming magic from people who expect one thing and they get a whole lot more. And so the do the thing challenges are really something that is out there on their own and I've not come across anything else like them before. They are brilliant.