You Choose: Rent-a-Bro or Gather with Like-Minded Leaders

It’s hard to go it alone.

Everybody needs company sometimes.

Somebody you can share a meal with. Converse. Compare notes.

Two ways to do it.

Way #1: Rent-a-Bro for a Few Rubles

In Russia, you can hire someone to hang out with you. Nothing illegal. Just a dude who can prep the grill, cook some meat, set up a tent, hang out, and chat.

Call him “Your Friendly Neighborhood Grillgolo.”

The rub: The ads clearly state that the services aren’t meant to spark a friendship. Want your Grillgolo back next weekend? Pay up.

Way #2: Build real connections with like-minded visionaries

If you’re building a business, you don’t need Rent-a-Bro.

You need to connect with people who understand what you’re doing, who travel on similar paths.

Which brings me to Detroit and The Visionary Summit. September 14-16.

Forty-eight hours with founders and leaders who are building something bigger than a task list. Bob Shenefelt hosts. Dixie Gillaspie, Michael Burke, and Jeanet Wade are speaking.

I watched the recap video from the last one.

One attendee said it’s hard and stressful to be a visionary alone.

Another described who was there: people of character, people who want to do the right thing, people who want to help. People who remain valuable connections long after the event.

A third said everybody has some nugget, and even a one-minute conversation can turn into a huge input.

Your Grillgolo shows up for the evening, collects his fee, and hits the road…

…or you build real, meaningful connections with leaders, creatives, and changemakers who, like you, are ready to clarify their vision, expand their impact, and step into what’s next with intention.

Details and registration: https://www.imatter.com/the-visionary-summit