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Share your interests, goals, location, and what you want more of.

Five relevant events. Five compatible people. Pick one suggestion, act, and move on.
Your weekly plan
Get two separate lists: events relevant to you, and people worth considering.
Share your interests, goals, location, and what you want more of.
Five relevant events and five compatible people, each with a reason.
Attend one event or approach one person. Come back next week for more.
Five events
Chosen from available listings using your interests, goals, location, and timing.
Thu · 7:30 PM
Small dinner. Interesting strangers. No name tags.
Fri · 6:00 PM
Designers and makers showing unfinished things.
Sat · 9:00 PM
Live sets, an intimate venue, and a relaxed Saturday plan.
Sun · 11:00 AM
One question, six seats, excellent coffee.
Tue · 7:00 PM
A no-pitch gathering for ambitious, generous humans.
Five people
A separate list showing what you have in common and a practical way to approach each person.
Product designer
In common
You are both curious about behavioral design and small, useful communities.
Suggested approach
Ask which behavioral-design idea has been most useful in her community work.
Founder
In common
He is two chapters ahead on something you are starting now.
Suggested approach
Mention the specific project overlap and ask what he would do first now.
Architect
In common
Shared taste, different worlds, and plenty to talk about.
Suggested approach
Start with the public-space project in her portfolio that caught your eye.
Researcher
In common
You are both obsessed with how people actually connect.
Suggested approach
Ask about the most surprising finding from his recent connection research.
Creative director
In common
She follows creative events and places you would not think to search for.
Suggested approach
Ask which small creative event she thinks deserves more attention.
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