Online communities can connect you with high-level people across borders
Fabrizio Rausa lives in Switzerland and his guest lives in Romania, yet they connected and built a friendship purely through online communities. Without those communities, they would never have met, since neither had visited the other's country. The practical takeaway is that if you currently have no strong social circle, or only average friends, joining online communities is one of the highest-leverage moves you can make. Fabrizio credits this shift with fundamentally changing his life and attributes much of what he knows and who he has become at twenty-two to the people he met through those communities.
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