

We're all currently living in a time where we're craving the touch of another, the sense of belonging and desire for purpose. There is no one quick solution, but what I do know is that community can provide many of the comforts we're after. There is a virtual world filled with individuals who...
We're all currently living in a time where we're craving the touch of another, the sense of belonging and desire for purpose. There is no one quick solution, but what I do know is that community can provide many of the comforts we're after. There is a virtual world filled with individuals who long for the same as what we do. I'd love the opportunity to help you see past what's in front of you and unlock a situation that you may not have stepped into before.
In today's chat, I'll be:
Nicolette is an international third culture kid, being from Spanish and Nigerian parents, born in London, raised in South Africa, educated in Malaysia and now back in London. She has dedicated her entire working career to community management, having a great love for understanding people, what makes them tick and learning how to build true, valuable connections. Nicolette currently heads up the Community and Brand Team at Disciple where they are focused on championing the power of community and stepping into a new movement. Outside of work, she can be found cooking her way through a multitude of recipes, creating ceramic all-in-one plates and delving into new virtual communities.
I have been in a lot of interviews but with this new way, I think is harder to connect. Can you give me some piece of advice? Please
How do you find balance between staying too integrated with the online world during a time like this, and also staying connected to reality and showing your loved ones the love and time they deserve?
How do you think socialising etc will change post covid?
Tips on connecting and meeting new people in the pandemic. How not to be awkward digitally, and still meet new people virtually
Ami usa te job chai er jonno ki koronio??
Don't have a question right now.
What is the one thing I can do today to feel (and make others feel) connected?
What is the best way to find diverse communities that are local to you so you can move from a virtual world to an in person one once we are through the pandemic?
Looking forward to hear this chat.
What are three qualities you find critical to your community manager role?
No questions at the moment.
I have found it so challenging to really feel connection through online channels. Interacting through a computer screen just seems to send my brain a "this is not real" message. How can this be overcome?
I don't have a question
I’m in so many communities already. How do I dig deeper and if I decide to lean out for a bit, how do I communicate that and/or not get left behind.
What are the three main qualities of a great community manager?
What are ways to find community online?
how whilst staying connected through online channels not to spend ALL the time online? it can become so addictive!
What sorts of practices have you found essential for nurturing your wellbeing during this time of social isolation?
1. How do you maintain connection and closeness in your communities in a world that feels very fatigued from digital communication and digital work-shopping/activities? 2. We often see communities...
How do you get beyond the superficial niceties and politeness of online communities to establish deeper, meaningful & fulfilling conversations and relationships?
how do you deal with disappointment
1. How can virtual sessions bring out the seriousness to show up for events on time and pay attention to some extent? 2. How can we keep the attendees engaged post online events?
How important is it to take a break once in a while from online communities (both as a member and a manager)?
What are pointers in creating community among teenagers and in the remote learning time period when they struggle with stepping out of their comfort zone among strangers?
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