For individuals · live online
A 90-minute live online workshop for anyone whose work involves people — serving customers, leading a small team, or building toward something of your own. $49, and you leave with more than notes.
You don't need an employer to send you. Maybe you serve customers every day and want to be genuinely good at it. Maybe you have just started leading a team and nobody taught you how. Maybe you are building something of your own and know that being good with people is the part that decides whether it works.
These are the skills that keep paying out — in the job you have now, in the life around it, and in whatever you are building toward next. They don't expire when you change roles.
Being good with people is not a personality you either have or don't. It is a set of skills, and skills can be taught.
What $49 includes
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Ninety minutes, live and online, in a small group. You practise, out loud, in the session — the same way it runs when I am in a room with a team.
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Yours to write in during the session and to come back to months later. Not a slide handout — a place to keep your own thinking.
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A short, chosen list for continuing on your own, with prompts for coaching yourself through the situations that come up next.
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A one-to-one session to work through something specific — a conversation you are dreading, a skill that isn't clicking, a decision you are sitting on.
Dates: the first sessions are being scheduled now. Put your name down below and you will get the dates before they go public, along with first pick of times.
No payment today. I confirm your seat by email first, then send the details for paying.
Whether I am standing in a restaurant or on a call with twelve people, the design is the same: a deliberate sequence, real practice out loud, and an artifact you keep. How a workshop runs →
A separate line for teenagers and young adults — project-based work on building capability early — is in development. If that is what you are looking for, say so in the form and I will let you know when it opens.
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