What to contribute? Some ideas to get you started . . .

To get your creative juices flowing, here are some of our thoughts on ways that you could contribute to the Linchpin Magazine.

It’s not enough just to have ideas though – you have to commit to producing something remarkable, and then follow through. See this post by Seth.

There are many, many ways you could contribute to the Linchpin Magazine and these are just a few. We know that you’ll suggest lots of others because that’s the kind of people you are.

• Send us a photograph of your meet up and tell us who was there.
• Make a point of writing about one person that you meet – it can be two sentences, two pages, one word.
• Write about an idea that was shared with you. Or an idea that you shared.
• Write about what you’re doing to do differently because of something that happened at the meet up.
• Be honest – write about why the people you met didn’t inspire you – don’t be nasty but do tell us what you do need to get inspired. Then go make that happen.
• Take your video camera and interview some of the linchpins you meet (video and audio content will be in the ‘extended’ online version of the magazine on this website)
• Find out from somebody you talk to what’s holding them back from doing their art, following their passion. Write about it so that the tribe can help.
• Draw / doodle / sketch your idea
• Find out how the linchpins you meet have overcome their lizard brain
• Ask everybody you meet to finish the sentence “Wouldn’t it be great if . . . ” and write down all those ideas
• Ask everybody you meet to tell you the thing they wished they had started 2  / 5 / 10 years ago
• Find the linchpin at your meet with the most unusual job and get them to write about what it’s like trying to be a linchpin in that job

Over to you . . .