Will they come back? Will they miss the environment we’ve created?

These are the kind of questions DAO practitioners need to spend a lot of time thinking about.

Drawing people in to your discord with the right words and influential connections is easy… but not enough to cultivate a thriving ecosystem.

People don’t keep coming back to alcohol anonymous because it’s easy to join.
Raving sports fans don’t dedicate their life to a club just because it’s cool.
Satisfied employees don’t work at Zappos just because it’s a paycheck.
Special forces teams wouldn’t join their brothers in arms on the front line again and again because it’s fun.

These people go back to those environments because they bare a meaningful emotional weight that is very difficult to find elsewhere.

What meaningful emotional weight is your DAO cultivating?

Will they come back?

Will they come back? Will they miss the environment we’ve created?

These are the kind of questions DAO practitioners need to spend a lot of time thinking about.

Drawing people in to your discord with the right words and influential connections is easy… but not enough to cultivate a thriving ecosystem.

People don’t keep coming back to alcohol anonymous because it’s easy to join.
Raving sports fans don’t dedicate their life to a club just because it’s cool.
Satisfied employees don’t work at Zappos just because it’s a paycheck.
Special forces teams wouldn’t join their brothers in arms on the front line again and again because it’s fun.

These people go back to those environments because they bare a meaningful emotional weight that is very difficult to find elsewhere.

What meaningful emotional weight is your DAO cultivating?

Will they come back?