Share your enthusiasm. Leave room.
Know someone who might be interested in Bitcoin, personal growth or our community? Start with a personal conversation. A good invitation explains what to expect and leaves room for a free choice.
Explore the Sunday callFrom interest to an invitation.
Make it personal
Explain why you joined and what genuinely interests you. Connect it to a conversation you have had, rather than sending an unsolicited video.
Ask about their interest
Check whether the topic is relevant right now. You do not need to convince anyone; a friendly no is a good outcome too.
Invite them to the Sunday call
The call introduces the community, our weekly programme and the Satoshi mining offering. The host explains the content and leaves room for questions.
Share the link after they agree
Offer to attend together. Describe the specific experience of the host and stick to statements you can support.
Explore what fits next
After the introduction, a workshop can explore a specific question. Anyone who prefers independent learning can also choose a suitable workshop directly.
A quick check before inviting.
These points help you set expectations openly. Tick them off for yourself; your selections are not saved.
Your words. A helpful starting point.
Use these templates as a starting point. Adapt them to your relationship and actual experiences. Your message is not saved or sent here.
If you may benefit from a referral, add something like: “If you later use an offering through my referral, I may receive [describe the specific benefit]. Access to the educational content is independent of this.”
Start with a conversation.
For people who do not know us yet, the Sunday call is our recommended starting point. Workshops remain an option for exploring topics independently.
Listening matters. Nobody needs to invest, make referrals or attend every session.