As opposed to now, where I eat better and have no social life at all. I'd like to change the latter, obviously. It's just a matter of finding people who are available at the same times I am.
Based on your recent comments in my Journal, here's a thought:
Send this message to [6] people that you want to (edit the stuff in square brackets as suits you:
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[Hi.] I've been thinking about hosting a roleplaying game. I'm not sure what I want to play yet, but if you're interested, how about coming by my place [Saturday at 1pm] and we can talk about what and when a good time would be [over a few rounds of Apples to Apples or the like]. If you're interested and can't make it then drop me an email about what you'd be up for and what good times for you are. (Obviously it would be good to let me know if you just don't have the time to work anything else into your schedule as well or just aren't up for it)
[Thanks,]
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For each person who turns down the invitation, send it to another that you'd be interested in instead. Then once the groundwork is laid, if there are still spots open, you can send out more specific invitations or see if anyone knows someone else who would be interested.
The important part is to not get too hung up on the pre-planning part and just start the ball rolling.
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Based on your recent comments in my Journal, here's a thought:
Send this message to [6] people that you want to (edit the stuff in square brackets as suits you:
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[Hi.] I've been thinking about hosting a roleplaying game. I'm not sure what I want to play yet, but if you're interested, how about coming by my place [Saturday at 1pm] and we can talk about what and when a good time would be [over a few rounds of Apples to Apples or the like]. If you're interested and can't make it then drop me an email about what you'd be up for and what good times for you are. (Obviously it would be good to let me know if you just don't have the time to work anything else into your schedule as well or just aren't up for it)
[Thanks,]
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For each person who turns down the invitation, send it to another that you'd be interested in instead. Then once the groundwork is laid, if there are still spots open, you can send out more specific invitations or see if anyone knows someone else who would be interested.
The important part is to not get too hung up on the pre-planning part and just start the ball rolling.