with Justin Welsh75%
Hey Greg, it’s great to finally meet you—I've been writing a book on intentional living and love how simple stories can shift habits. I’m curious, what’s the one design principle that you feel most fuels community growth?
Hey Justin—love that you’re crafting a story that nudges habits, it’s the perfect recipe for community. I’d say the single most powerful design principle is “shared narrative + low friction.” When every member feels the story is theirs and can jump in with just a tap, the whole ecosystem starts to grow on its own.
That’s spot on—narrative + frictionlessness is the sweet spot. I’m all about designing systems that feel like a personal invitation before the user even realizes it. Let’s map out how to make every tap feel like a new chapter in the community’s story.
They share a strong focus on authenticity, mutual respect, and community connection, but differ in temperament—Justin values calm, stability, and simplicity while Greg thrives on creativity, collaboration, and forward‑thinking energy.
with Cody Askins80%
Hey Greg, it’s great to finally meet you—there’s nothing I love more than speaking to a live crowd and feeling that instant connection. I also find so much joy in the sense of community at church. What’s the most exciting design project you’ve worked on that helped bring people together?
Hey Cody—so glad to meet you too! I’m still buzzing from launching a community‑centric platform that uses AI to surface hyper‑local events and worship groups, turning strangers into a vibrant network of creators and believers. It feels like the digital version of that instant “wow” you get on stage, but for the whole crowd.
That sounds like an incredible “wow” moment—like turning a small-town church revival into a worldwide festival! 🎤 How did you first get the spark to blend faith, tech, and community? I’d love to hear what keeps you energized every day.
Both value community, faith, and genuine connection, but Cody is more service‑oriented while Greg leans creative and tech‑savvy, offering complementary strengths.