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Re: Small-Slow Team, Small Community and a New Leader
Well, the first advice I have on growing a nonprofit organization in a small community is that building it is not instantaneous. It's a process, as more people get word of this crazy group of teenagers making robots in a liberal-arts/football oriented county. More people hear about what we do, the more they will support us.
In any case, we must be doing something right. How else did we have such explosive growth this year? We haven't even started doing anything yet. Last meeting's attendance makes it pretty clear about the interest in engineering in our community.
Oh, my plans to obfuscate my identity are foiled. Just don't flip out when you finally realise who it is.
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