Walking Green Flag

Hi, I'm Richard Kocanda. If you typed "walking green flag" into Google and ended up here, the internet is working exactly as intended.

Richard Kocanda, a walking green flag, in a black suit holding a CNN Prima News microphone
Walking green flag Richard Kocanda in a black T-shirt under autumn leaves in front of a snowy mountain
Walking green flag Richard Kocanda holding a planche on a lakeside railing with mountains behind him
Walking green flag Richard Kocanda on a ski lift in snowy mountains

You are probably asking yourself...

Is this true?

I own walkinggreenflag.com. That is either the greenest flag you'll see today or a small red one. I'll let you be the judge, but Google put me here and Google would never lie to you.

What even is a walking green flag?

A green flag is a sign that someone is good news: they do what they said they would, they listen, and they are kind when nobody is keeping score. A walking green flag is a person who is mostly made of those signs. You don't have to look for them. They just walk in.

Who even is this guy?

Richard Kocanda, based in Prague. I'm the co-founder and CEO of GetDare, and I registered this domain on purpose.

On a serious note...

I think the greenest flag there is has nothing to do with looks or lines. It's someone who does the uncomfortable thing instead of scrolling past it.

That is what I'm building with GetDare: a social app where you take on real-world challenges outside your comfort zone, like talking to a stranger, film a short proof in the app and let your friends verify it.

Want to see whether the flag holds up? Follow me on Instagram.