Josh and Brie Silva recruit for a specific Empower Network group called Be the Change Team, listing values like never violating a team member's free will and honoring each person's individual path, a more deliberate pitch than the usual promise of tools and training alone.
The instant gratification post tells a real, specific childhood story: saving up alongside a sibling for a Super Nintendo through chores in a backyard with over five hundred plants, only to watch a new console model release right as they finally had enough money, used to argue that waiting for something builds a different kind of satisfaction than getting it immediately. A companion post treats fingerprints as a genuine mystery worth researching, citing the specific odds against two people sharing one and using that uniqueness as a metaphor for individual purpose.
Read the Super Nintendo story for the most memorable, specific writing here. The team recruitment post is useful mainly if you are actively choosing a group to join.