You often talk about it with your friends. How nice it would be to live together.
All the things you could and would like to do together. It's not just an idea, it
really is your dream.

In recent years, there has been an increasing desire among people to pursue
and build on that dream with others.
It takes time, you know that, and you are willing to invest it. Then the second
and third years go by. People have started to join, but some of them have
already left again. The group keeps changing. Will this dream actually materialise
in the end?

It is estimated that at least 90 per cent of starting groups will not succeed.
But why? How can you build on your dream with a higher chance of success?
From my experience, I’d advise you to start with a good foundation and articulate
the pillars of the community you want to build. And based on that, look for
suitable supporters. Who has ideas that foster connections and complement
existing ideas? Who will work with you on a shared dream from a similar keynote
in life?

Each chapter provides guidance across various domains, from leadership to
architecture, and from decision-making to finances. This book is there to help
you make your dream concrete and to establish a successful starter group.
From the very beginning, you can work with a clear community profile that
immediately creates unity and commitment.

Living in your dream, isn't that the greatest thing there is?