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Introduction to Initiatives - Taking Initiative Podcast Episode 001

Updated: Apr 4


Taking Initiative Podcast Episode 001 Hosted by David Waller with guest Rebekah Waller -An Introduction to Initiatives

In the inaugural episode of the Taking Initiative Podcast, David and Rebekah Waller dive deep into the world of The Community Corps (TCC) Initiatives - a revolutionary approach to community-driven financial empowerment. This article breaks down their insights into a comprehensive guide for understanding and leveraging initiatives.


What Are Initiatives?

Initiatives are structured opportunities within the Community Corps that allow members to:

  • Launch new projects

  • Fund innovative ideas

  • Collaborate with like-minded individuals

  • Create financial opportunities without traditional barriers


Two Primary Types of Initiatives


  1. Goal-Based Initiatives

    • Set specific financial targets

    • Examples include:

      • Home remodeling

      • Business funding

      • Non-profit fundraising

  2. Giveaway Initiatives

    • Provide chances to win:

      • Products

      • Services

      • Unique experiences


The Unique TCC Approach


Redefining Financial Participation


Unlike traditional crowdfunding models, TCC initiatives offer a groundbreaking concept:

  • No Money Lost: Participants reallocate funds as points

  • Wealth Building: Strengthen personal financial position

  • Community Support: Fund projects without direct monetary loss


Key Benefits of Participating in Initiatives

  • Entrepreneurial Scaling: Fastest way to grow a business

  • Wealth Generation: Strategic saving strategy

  • Networking Opportunities: Connect with community leaders

  • Low-Risk Investment: Potential for returns and prizes


How to Get Started


Participation Steps

  1. Explore the TCC Web Platform (must be a member)

  2. Find an Initiative That Interests You

  3. Choose Your Participation Amount

  4. Support the Project


Launching Your Own Initiative

  • Fill out the initiative submission form

  • Consult with Advisory Board Members (ABMs)

  • Get support in developing your idea

  • Submit for community review


Pro Tips from the Wallers

  • Start by supporting others' initiatives

  • Don't wait for the "perfect" idea

  • Engage with the Taking Initiative group

  • Learn from Community experiences


Conclusion

Initiatives represent more than just a financial tool - they're a paradigm shift in community-driven wealth creation. By embracing the "we" over "me" mentality, members can unlock unprecedented opportunities for growth and collaboration.


Ready to Take Initiative? Join the The Community Corp and start your journey today!

Disclaimer: Information based on the Taking Initiative Podcast, Episode 001


Now, be sure to check out Kindling, as an accelerator to any of your participations inside and outside of the Community!

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