It’s a TRIBAL culture where it’s about being connected, with care on every level, and through this connection engaging support with like-minded marketers where many benefits are received. Its a real “Go- Giver” Culture!!! Personally what has left a lasting impression is that the community/tribe culture its honoring, encouraging and uplifting, serving, with a generous spirit. It’s about building and adding value into people’s lives.
Some people find it hard to understand what all the buzz is being apart of the tribe! The syndication and masterminding together build real synergy and team work. This truly is a “Go-Giver” Culture. Lets explore what is this culture and is it worth protecting
What is a Go-Giver culture?
1. The Law of Value
Your true worth is determined by how much more you give in value than you give in payment.
2 The Law of Compensation
Your Income will be determined by how many people you serve and how well you serve them.
3 The Law of Influence
Your influence is determined by how abundantly you place others’ interests first
4. The law of Authenticity
The most valuable gift you have to offer is yourself.
5. The Law of Receptivity
The Key to effective giving is to stay open to receiving.
Read Bob Burgs book ” The Go-Giver” &” The Go-Giver Sells ” for an indepth discovery of these principles.
These five principles are foundational to the Empowered Tribe’s culture. As the tribe has shown the power of a new strategic way to promote each other and connect on Social Media that creates a buzz around our content and blogs called “Syndication”. The tribe’s goal is to show marketers on Social Media how the new professional marketers are doing business and how they can benefit being apart of this culture.
Is This Culture worth protecting? What do you think as a Tribe member?
In the community it’s been wonderful to build relationships with people around the world from all different cultures, background, and businesses. It’s been an honor and privilege to be mentored and learning from everyone within the Empowered Tribe.
However I don’t know about you and maybe its only me who is a little concerned when I see behavior from some bloggers who use blogs as a platform and a sounding board for their pet peeve, also denigrating anything that is new and not completely understood !!!
Is value being added to people’s lives? Are people empowered and encouraged to make choices that are best for them? Does this epitomize the “Go-Giver Culture/community”?
SO IS THIS CULTURE WORTH PROTECTING???
Please share you thoughts as I believe it’s VERY important to protect the Empowered Tribe culture that has been created by our leaders and fellow tribe members for our future tribe members. “ The GO-GIVER Culture” is a must for us to adopt.It doesn’t make us doormats or robots but empowers us to make the real difference to the online world and to our networks.
There are always people who are unable to see or comprehend that those five “ Go Giver” laws encompass so much about our attitudes our influence, the value we add, our abundance our integrity, and being open to receive..
Thank you to Kary Rogney, Ken Pickard, Nick Logan Jon Alfredsson and Michael Feil for showing the way and establishing the Empowered Tribe and by protecting the culture is a way of honoring what you have created, also honoring everyone in the community. .
Please share your thoughts also steps you believe we can adopt to protect the culture of the tribe.
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Written by Chris McCargar about 2 years ago.
Hi Kaye,
Thanks for taking a stand and being so passionate about our culture and community… it’s unique and worth protecting.
It’s wonderful that the community has someone to champion the cause.
I’ve not personally had exposure to any nay-sayers so I was disappointed that it’s out there, but not totally surprised.
There will always be a negative element to deal with. We can either reinforce their sad state by commenting directly to them, or do as you have so eloquently versed, and show the world what a vibrant, caring Tribe looks like.
Kudos to you, Kaye!
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Written by Scott Scales about 2 years ago.
Hey Kay,
First off, the book the Go-Giver is an absolute “must read” for anyone who wants to be in a tribe.
When you surround yourself with like-minded individuals in a tribe and mastermind group, the synergy and positive energy can overcome any bloggers who just don’t get the idea of being a giver.
The internet community is no different than the world in general, there are those who simply take, those who just get by, and those who truly make a difference. Individuals who are involved in tribes will certainly be the ones who will make a difference in the internet world.
Go Tribes!
Scott
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Written by Val Wilcox about 2 years ago.
Absolutely wonderful post today about the power of Tribes Kaye!
The integrity and support you receive as part of a group of like-minded people moving forward in their lives is amazing. I agree with Teresa that all that positive energy is empowering. Love Bob Burg’s book – The Go-Giver! That book has the keys to a success life – both personal and business.
Thanks so much for sharing today,
Val
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Written by Becca about 2 years ago.
Kaye,
I have not read Go-Giver but it’s at the top of my list! Having support in your business & life is such an important thing & a tribe is an incredible concept. Thanks for this great post!Take care,
Becca
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Written by Lisa Molina about 2 years ago.
Hi Kaye,
I wholeheartedly agree with the philosophy of the empowered tribe and go-giver s you do Kate.
It feels great to align with a group that implements these philosophies. and I also know each of our responsibility in this. I believe we are only as good as our environment and it’s our responsibility to not only protect our communities, but make them stronger by each of us individually growing to have more to contribute. WINWIN Thanks Kaye!
Best, LisaLisa Molina’s latest blog…Information Age or MIS Information Age – the Internet
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June 11th, 2010 at 12:43 pm
Yes I agree with you Teresa. The power of the tribe is totally amazing and yes we are all on a different journey’s and in our own spot. We all see things differently however moving forward is fun, and exciting , with the priviledge we have of partnering with these outstanding marketers!!
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