I've had some success building up a network of like-minded people, but thank you for the advice, it's something I want to do more of. I've been able to slowly redpill some of my colleagues at school as well. In the long run I'm okay to mostly keep my mouth shut and slowly build a network by redpilling colleagues and mentoring people of younger generations who share our vision, while artistically showing my ideals a bit more cryptically (somewhat a la Shostakovich if that name rings a bell). Because of the very strong network that I've managed to build so far, and because of the influence that will likely bring me in time, I don't think moving to other circles is as good of an option when compared to sowing seeds of dissent within the overwhelmingly left-wing sphere in which I operate. There are others like me and if we conceive of our struggle as a multigenerational fight, it will be essential to establish an underground network with a foothold in circles which currently are almost uniformly opposed to our way of life. We need people on the front lines of the culture war too, don't get me wrong, but there's no winning until we also infiltrate. That said, we need to have our own businesses, our own banks, and most importantly, our own culture. Starting a record label is the kind of thing that'll be essential to our growth. Nobody's going to join us unless we have a lot to offer. My role in this would be first to help get things off the ground and second to recruit people from the artistic communities I'm a part of so it gets a constant stream of new talent.