
Be an Ambassador 📨
As Ambassadors, we connect participants, combat shyness, spread the speech, represent Mundo Lingo, and keep an eye on community happiness levels, both online and offline.🚀 Initiation1 · Join Mundo Lingo Collaborators (Telegram) 2 · Join the Ambassador Network ➡️ Apply Here ⬅️ Already an Ambassador? Keep reading! …Primary Strategy: Connect the shyAmbassadors have many roles, this one unites them all. See someone looking nervous, shy or alone? Approach them and bring them in. That’s all people...

Be a Mundo Lingo Manager 📨
Managers ensure the operation runs correctly. They focus on ambience (light, music, temperature) during the event, as well as administration of finances, stock, marketing and communications with the public and venues. They make Mundo Lingo a professional operation.🚀 Initiation1 · Join Mundo Lingo Collaborators (Telegram) 2 · ➡️ Submit your application here ⬅️Imposter Syndrome? 🤥There’s a lot to do and many skills to be acquired, don’t worry, we’ll teach you. All new Managers start from zero...
Photographers Guide
Why photography is essential to our growth strategy in 8 words:Great photography gets around fastPhotos that people are proud of, help spread awareness of Mundo LingoThe “Aim”Mundo Lingo’s Photographers capture people absorbed in their moment. People looking at each-other (not the camera) allow for well composed observational action moments creating beautiful photos with emphasis on body language and expression from often subtly lit and challenging environments.A bit of laughternew friends......
We build community hubs in cities around 🌎, for free. Put on your flags and talk! linktr.ee/mundolingo

Be an Ambassador 📨
As Ambassadors, we connect participants, combat shyness, spread the speech, represent Mundo Lingo, and keep an eye on community happiness levels, both online and offline.🚀 Initiation1 · Join Mundo Lingo Collaborators (Telegram) 2 · Join the Ambassador Network ➡️ Apply Here ⬅️ Already an Ambassador? Keep reading! …Primary Strategy: Connect the shyAmbassadors have many roles, this one unites them all. See someone looking nervous, shy or alone? Approach them and bring them in. That’s all people...

Be a Mundo Lingo Manager 📨
Managers ensure the operation runs correctly. They focus on ambience (light, music, temperature) during the event, as well as administration of finances, stock, marketing and communications with the public and venues. They make Mundo Lingo a professional operation.🚀 Initiation1 · Join Mundo Lingo Collaborators (Telegram) 2 · ➡️ Submit your application here ⬅️Imposter Syndrome? 🤥There’s a lot to do and many skills to be acquired, don’t worry, we’ll teach you. All new Managers start from zero...
Photographers Guide
Why photography is essential to our growth strategy in 8 words:Great photography gets around fastPhotos that people are proud of, help spread awareness of Mundo LingoThe “Aim”Mundo Lingo’s Photographers capture people absorbed in their moment. People looking at each-other (not the camera) allow for well composed observational action moments creating beautiful photos with emphasis on body language and expression from often subtly lit and challenging environments.A bit of laughternew friends......
We build community hubs in cities around 🌎, for free. Put on your flags and talk! linktr.ee/mundolingo

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A look into a spot of crowd psychology
No. Flags alone are useless. The key to Mundo Lingo’s success is understanding what makes people tick better than they even know themselves. Using this understanding, we make spaces in which people are subtly encouraged to bump into each other, make eye contact and say ‘hi’. They don’t need to know ‘why’ they have a great time and meet lots of people, they just should.. To bump into each other, they need to stand. To feel okay with eye contact and saying ‘hi’, we give them flags. The rest, is up to them.
When standing, social groups form easily and break apart again into new social groups. The chances of meeting people you vibe with is greatly increased by your mobility and not being stuck at a table facing the same 3 people all night. You can work your way towards someone of interest and if someone want’s to work their way towards you, it’s possible because of the constant disolving and formation of new groups.
Did you know people even ‘think’ better while standing?

Why not let them sit? They’re tired! This is like asking why not put 3 wheels on a bike. It’s easier to learn to ride a 3-wheel bike, why bother learning on 2 wheels? As most of us know, difficult things are sometimes worth it.
Forgotten Etiquette Did you know it’s rude to talk to someone who is standing while you sit down? Standing signals respect to those you talk to, especially during salutations. A standing/sitting conversation is awkward, let’s help our participants avoid that experience.

Of course, we don’t yell at people to stand up, especially once they’re sitting. So let’s discuss some other ideas.
Designating a meeting point in large wide open space with little or no seating helps people associate standing with socialising. You need a mini-‘landmark’ for this, like a next to a plant pot, fountain, or below a lighting fixture.
When new participants arrive let them know during the speech where the meeting point is.
Don’t make them stand, make standing easy
Arrange furniture like a disco (room to dance)
Push large tables towards walls
If you have elbow-high-tables, put in the middle to rest drinks
Remove as any chairs as possible
Do this with the cooperation of the bar staff, they should physically help you to move the furniture.
Creating a space where participants feel encouraged to stand is not easy, but we must do it. The bar may not understand, your participants may not understand, the chairs may be heavy but regardless of these, it’s your responsibility to solve it.
That’s why in all Mundo Lingos worldwide you see that participants are 90% standing.
Stools block the bar. The bar sells less drinks and participants are more sober, a tradegy for all involved. Look at the thirsty people 👇

Next up, it’s time for Problem Resolution
A look into a spot of crowd psychology
No. Flags alone are useless. The key to Mundo Lingo’s success is understanding what makes people tick better than they even know themselves. Using this understanding, we make spaces in which people are subtly encouraged to bump into each other, make eye contact and say ‘hi’. They don’t need to know ‘why’ they have a great time and meet lots of people, they just should.. To bump into each other, they need to stand. To feel okay with eye contact and saying ‘hi’, we give them flags. The rest, is up to them.
When standing, social groups form easily and break apart again into new social groups. The chances of meeting people you vibe with is greatly increased by your mobility and not being stuck at a table facing the same 3 people all night. You can work your way towards someone of interest and if someone want’s to work their way towards you, it’s possible because of the constant disolving and formation of new groups.
Did you know people even ‘think’ better while standing?

Why not let them sit? They’re tired! This is like asking why not put 3 wheels on a bike. It’s easier to learn to ride a 3-wheel bike, why bother learning on 2 wheels? As most of us know, difficult things are sometimes worth it.
Forgotten Etiquette Did you know it’s rude to talk to someone who is standing while you sit down? Standing signals respect to those you talk to, especially during salutations. A standing/sitting conversation is awkward, let’s help our participants avoid that experience.

Of course, we don’t yell at people to stand up, especially once they’re sitting. So let’s discuss some other ideas.
Designating a meeting point in large wide open space with little or no seating helps people associate standing with socialising. You need a mini-‘landmark’ for this, like a next to a plant pot, fountain, or below a lighting fixture.
When new participants arrive let them know during the speech where the meeting point is.
Don’t make them stand, make standing easy
Arrange furniture like a disco (room to dance)
Push large tables towards walls
If you have elbow-high-tables, put in the middle to rest drinks
Remove as any chairs as possible
Do this with the cooperation of the bar staff, they should physically help you to move the furniture.
Creating a space where participants feel encouraged to stand is not easy, but we must do it. The bar may not understand, your participants may not understand, the chairs may be heavy but regardless of these, it’s your responsibility to solve it.
That’s why in all Mundo Lingos worldwide you see that participants are 90% standing.
Stools block the bar. The bar sells less drinks and participants are more sober, a tradegy for all involved. Look at the thirsty people 👇

Next up, it’s time for Problem Resolution
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