To Set Examples And Help People Out

Introduction

These are just a few pointers on how I write, and get people to read my stories and help with the administration of the Vocal Social Society. I also help with two other Vocal Facebook groups but they are very much backseat roles. I include a poem with some of my favourite Facebook Groups in the conclusion to this place.

So What I Do And How I Do It

I am a great believer by leading by example but not forcing people to do things. If what I show them is good enough then I believe that they will pick it up and run with it.

So when I write and publish a Vocal story I do not ask people to read my work or subscribe to me, I know most of my close friends don't subscribe to me because of the amount I publish, but I hope that people will see something that grabs their attention and if they like more that one of my stories then maybe I will get a subscription. I see lots of creators asking for read subscriptions and tagging people on Facebook, but that, rightly or wrongly, is not for you.

I also comment on pieces that I read in the hope that might result in reciprocity.

I also hope to find other ways to improve the things I do when I read others' work.

In the Vocal Social Society, we have implemented a couple of weekly processes to give extra exposure to members, invite to members by sharing their stories and improve interaction between our fourteen hundred members.

I love to see others follow what I do but I do not attempt to force others to follow what I do.

I also love to see others come up with there own ideas such a s this from Heather

And this does bring in a lot of new members to our group

So essentially I show people what I do and what I have got, and also encourage them where I can and I hope that will help them in their creative life, and when they succeed, maybe they can go on to help others.

Conclusion

Thank you for reading and here you will find more great Facebook Vocal Groups.

This is my second Vocal Story on my new (reconditioned) computer.

The music is my first Garageband play when I had an iPad