Less scrolling, more doing. Get out, meet good people, make stuff happen, have fun.
(spoiler: it starts with a walk)
To start: a pub night and a walk. Come to one, bring a friend.
Fancy being the first? Tell us what you'd start and we'll bring the know-how (and probably biscuits).
Tap all that apply. We'll put those first.
Coming if you want it. Tap "I'm in" and once enough of you are keen, we'll set a date.
Two minutes, four questions. Be honest, we can take it.
Depends who you ask.
Maybe with three men. Two years ago Tim, Carl and Kev started meeting on Monday nights. Carl and Tim cooked, often with food from the farm, and every week we asked one question: how have we been better this week? We meant to grow. We didn't, and that turned out to be the point. Three people who turn up for each other are enough to change how a week feels.
Maybe with a film. At the People's Emergency Briefing in Godalming, a room full of people watched where the world has got to. We walked out with hearts racing, and nowhere to put all that energy.
Or maybe with the follow-up session, where so few came. All that feeling in the room, and only a handful turned up for what came next. That told us something. Worry doesn't get people off the sofa. Something fun, close to home, with people you like, just might.
So that's what this is. Small, brave, good things near where you live, with the neighbours you haven't met yet. A better walk. A pint. A sauna. We're the seed, not the committee. Ideas get sorted on a walk or in the pub, and anyone can pick something up and run with it.
It's an experiment, and you're early. Come along to something and see.