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The CREW COUNT Method helps you see the people, places, schools, workplaces, and organizations already connected to your life, and decide what to do first to build each relationship before asking anyone for help.

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A fictional walkthrough

See the CREW COUNT Method in action.

Choose one of Jordan's goals. Explore six people already in Jordan's world. Then follow the CREW COUNT Method through Collect, Organize, Uncover, Nurture, and Trust.

Meet Jordan Ellis

Jordan is a fictional first-time author and emerging speaker. Jordan's practical nonfiction book is about having hard conversations at work and at home. Jordan's new talk shares three habits for doing it. The book launches in six months, but Jordan has no publicist, no speakers bureau, and no obvious person to call. The goal is not to meet hundreds of strangers. It is to look more carefully at six people already in Jordan's world, including people Jordan knows well, people Jordan barely knows, and people in between.

Every person, organization, and connection in this walkthrough is invented.

COUNT is the method. Choosing a goal simply gives this fictional example a direction. Select any COUNT step to see what it means.

Start here · This sets the direction

Choose Jordan's goal

Choose the goal Jordan needs the most help with before the book launch.