This process begins with the commitment to training. The context from the training will roll over into the Bridge-House, so it's crucial that the spaceholders be part of the training.

Every project needs a name. When people can name something, they can commit to it and share it with others.

Have a place where people who are interested can join a virtual conversation. They don't have to be fully committed yet in order to join. Once you create the telegram group, you can find the shareable link to add to the written invitation.

Lay out map for the Bridge-House including what it's called, where the inspiration came from, where you are in the process, what it is about, how people can enter, basic housing and food logistics, and where to go for more information (telegram group). This write-up can be formatted as a written invitation to share with your circles.

Bring some visuals in so you can share the magic of the journey. We used Canva.com for the flyer.

Who are the people that you will build this with? If you don't know who they are, send the flyer and written invitation to the people who you sense would want to share this adventure with you. There are probably one or two people who are already on your team. They've just been waiting for you to spark their being.

There are many ways to look around the area where the training will be held for housing options. It's possible that the training space could be rented. We found two houses on Airbnb that would hold two different-size groups. Be mindful that houses get booked up as dates get closer. We chose to send out the flyer and wrtten invitation before making a decision.

Share the flyer and written invitation throughout your circles. It is great to start with the group chat for the training. If one does not exist, reach out to the trainers and ask them to create one.

Tell people that you are doing it. Use logistics spaces to share briefly about it. Invite people to talk to you or someone from the team about it. Make spaces during meals to give mini worktalks about it.