What you can do!
So you might be thinking,
“Okay, sure, this sounds kinda cool and all, but where do I even fit in all of this? Do you think I have a miracle in my back pocket or something?”
Honestly I think most of us already feel like our plate is completely stuffed with plans, responsibilities, duties, expectations from ourselves, friends, family, and the world. So yeah where would that miracle be found?
And that’s kind of the whole point.
We’re not meant to do this alone. There’s not gonna be a miracle.
That’s why you’d be here — with me, with all the others doing something, whatever that something looks like for them.
Here are the most important things you can do as a Heartline member:
Number 1: Help adopt new members or just share it!
Help share The Heartline.
Invite someone. Someone you trust, someone you love, someone you met once but felt something click with.
This is how it spreads — slowly and then all at once. We want everyone to feel like they could belong here.
Not because we’re trying to be the biggest thing in the world — but because I truly believe this could help a lot of people feel less alone, and more hopeful.
If you can — physically, mentally, emotionally — I’d also love it if you came to a physical gathering. Because something happens when you’re in a place full of people who care. It reminds you that you're not the only one dreaming, you start feeling hopeful and inspired.
But if you can’t show up, just don’t want to right now, or you’re in a period where life is messy or heavy or overwhelming… That is completely and fully okay.
Like I said, we’re all carrying different things. We all have our duties. We all have time consuming lives.
You’re still doing your part if you just keep sharing the idea.
Maybe it’s at a party. Maybe it’s during dinner. Maybe it’s on a walk or while watching a movie or during a late-night chat with a friend.
Number 2: Do Utopia thinking
Let yourself really wonder about the kind of world you’d actually want to live in that would be good for everyone. The one that lights something up inside you.
What would it look like?
What would it feel like?
What would change in your life, your city, your country, the world?
What would need to change to move towards it?
It’s okay if it feels weird, hard or silly at first — it’s not something most of us were ever encouraged to or taught how to do.
In fact I feel confident that a lot of us have experienced a feeling that when we had dreams that were too big and hopeful for others to handle, they tried to put us down, maybe because they were scared to dream themselves? It is hard to take risks and show honesty, hope and vulnerability.
And if you ever come up with something — even just a thought, a sketch — please share it.
Tell your friends. Tell your grandma.
Post it on the website, or bring it to one of the gatherings.
If I’m there, I would love to hear it. Seriously. Utopia is not a solo thing — we build it together.
Number 3: Do something !
I’m not saying “go change the world” — I’m saying, maybe try to change your little corner of it.
In whatever way makes sense to you. Like I’ve said: “Be the change you want to see”
It doesn’t have to be loud. It doesn’t have to be huge. It just has to be real.
These things might feel invisible — but they’re not.
But I promise you — when you zoom out and look at the bigger picture, it all connects.
Like a huge woven net of people trying to weave their strings together for a better future.
That’s The Heartline. That’s what we’re building.
Some of us join local councils.
Start projects in our neighborhoods.
Rewild forgotten patches of land.
Rethink transport, rethink connection, rethink what life could be.
We’re helping shape the future for real — not just in whispers, but in laws, in schools, in cities.
And maybe you’ll be the one who has the next great idea.