Who came to mind?

Sometimes you read about an experience and immediately think of someone.

Perhaps they have spent years bringing bold ideas into the world. They carry responsibility, make decisions and help other people find their way. You also know the part of them that lights up around an unlikely possibility, a new place or a conversation that runs late into the evening.

That is the person who may come to mind when you encounter Source Code: Adventures Into Possibility. A bespoke scavenger hunt for visionary leaders, unfolding through clues, extraordinary places and unexpected encounters, with a personal guide holding the thread.

A thoughtful introduction starts with something you have noticed. Their curiosity. Their appetite for a new perspective. A question they have chosen to share with you. You do not need to decide what they need or turn the invitation into an assessment of their life.

You could keep it simple: ‘I thought of you when I read this. The idea of following a trail of clues into unexpected encounters reminded me of your curiosity. Have a look if it interests you.’ Then leave room for their own response.

Sharing the project page gives them space to explore it privately. They can read about the approach, consider their questions and decide whether they would like a conversation. Interest can be tentative. An invitation does not need an immediate answer.

There is also a nomination path on the Source Code page. Speak with the person before sharing their name and contact details. Explain why they came to mind, ask whether they would welcome an introduction and let them decide how to proceed.

If they are interested, the next step is a conversation about mutual fit. Each adventure is individually conceived. The people, places, pace, duration and practical arrangements are shaped around the participant; a nomination does not commit them to a journey.

This is one of the ways a network becomes useful: paying enough attention to recognise a possibility that someone might enjoy, then offering it with care. The person receiving the invitation remains free to make it their own.

Who do you know with a restless imagination and an appetite for discovery? Share the invitation with them, or explore the nomination path together.