Evolving and Revolving.
Camping gives a break from screens and shows what really matters. It can teach us four core components for building effective networks: the basics (provide an attractive location with some level of facilitates), the participants (bring skills, personal space, and self-sufficiency), the community (build and maintain connections with people we respect), and the campfire (collaborate and coexist around a focus). Networks are transient, but in times of challenges, they are more powerful than any hierarchy. The metaphorical fire that burns and draws people to it requires feeding and tending, otherwise it will go out.
