The Two Types of Tribe Bldr
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There are two types of Tribe Bldrs—and knowing which one you want to be changes everything.
Some people build a tribe because they want connection. A cigar night. A wine group. Golf buddies. A book club. A reason to get out of the house and surround themselves with people who share their interests. There’s no pressure to monetize it. They’re Hobbyist Tribe Bldrs.
Then there are the people who want more.
They want to build a real community, create an impact in their city, and generate an income doing it. They want their work to mean something while also helping fund their mortgage, vacations, retirement, investments, and their family’s future. They’re Social Entrepreneur Tribe Bldrs.
In Episode 3 of the TribeBldr Podcast, Andrew O’Brien breaks down the difference between the two—and the question every Social Entrepreneur Tribe Bldr eventually has to answer:
It’s worth it. But can you handle it?
Because when your community becomes more than a hobby, the stakes change. Criticism, setbacks, business problems, personal attacks, and everyday life don’t disappear. You have to decide whether the impact you’re building is worth fighting through them.
People. Communities. Opportunity.