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Introductions in the Community

Nov 02, 2026
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The next horizon is to bring some life into Community Forum. Would you take a moment to post an introduction on this channel in the community? It looks like this image, and there's a button below that will take you there. Say whatever you would like in your post. I've done mine so you can see an example. You would create your own so that others can ask questions, make connections, etc. Sound good?

 

Here is the link to the Introductions Channel

 

And feel free to start conversations on other pathways and channels, like Chelsea recently did. Check out her post and start your own!


One additional consideration is the course you would like to teach. Can you reach out to me with an idea of:

  1. What you wish to teach?
  2. What day you want to teach it?
  3. What time?

 

I'm really excited about learning from you all!

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