Is community the newest side-hustle? - by Mykala Daniel
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A run club should never be $40
Insights Is community the newest side-hustle? A run club should never be $40 Apr 25, 2026 2,125 96 582 Share I spent $128 dollars on community events this week. $2 on a lecture series, $10 for a vinyl listening party, $11 for a game night, $22 for a workshop, $36 on a catch-up lunch with a friend, and $50 for a networking mixer. That’s… kind of mind-blowing when I look at the numbers laid out like that. As a recovering homebody, if this season of intentionally trying to make (and maintain) community has taught me anything, it’s this: It costs a lot of money to keep a consistent calendar. Somet
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