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for the last 6+ months, we've been running a "Strategy Club", a long-running Anti-Book Club (via @fortelabs) with a focus on a) learning + applying strategy and b) increasing the number and depth of connections between monastics and lay people. here's an excerpt from our charter: 
Tiago's Anti-Book club model is great for learning about a topic with breadth and depth. by meeting on the same topic over many months + cycles, we compound that value.
the twist is we're not just passively reading books, or even constrained to merely discussing them. we have a shared intention to apply the material in our projects and share our learning. here's how @BenMosior, a founding member of Strategy Club, framed that model:
this has already had terrific effects, not only on our members and their work (both in the monastery and outside of it). here's a post @callumflack wrote, summarizing @BenMosior's notes on the terrific "Deciphering Sun Tzu":
if you're interested in learning more, here is our charter: docs.google.com/document/d/1hJ…
