
“Clubs happen because of the elementary truth that we like to be with our own kind, with whom we can be ourselves and let our hair down.” — Anthony Lejeune, 2012
You’ve undoubtedly heard about Clubhouse.
The real-time social audio app has gained steam since launching last year, with a quick rise amid several competitors. The technorati were the first to catch on, and it spread from there.
While I joined last August, I found I was overwhelmed with the choices. The notifications were too frequent, I felt out of place without many connections on there, and I was stumbling into conversations (or “rooms”) that neither related to me nor interested me.
But then a funny thing happened that brought me back. More on that in a moment.
With Clubhouse (or any of the rising social audio platforms), one of my concerns is the time suck. W…
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