3. Like-minded people
A member of the Sierra Club and a member of the National Rifle Association might both have a “similarity of interest” such as politics. However, they would probably have polar views on more than a few issues. In order to create meaningful connections, the group must consist of like-minded people. Trust is most likely to be built with someone that thinks similarly. This is not to say it is impossible to create trust with people who have opposing viewpoints, it is just less likely. Business is notorious for creating strange bedfellows. However, the right people have to be in the room in order to create a powerful un-networking dynamic. Ideally, membership should be exclusive and by invitation only.
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