The website copy that's been ninety percent done since June. The pricing page you've rewritten twice and published never. The email you've drafted in your head fourteen times.
This is ninety minutes to actually do it.
We start at 6:00 with quick introductions so you know who's in the room and what everyone's working on. Then we split into two spaces, and you choose your mode:
Quiet Focus Heads down, headphones on, no talking. For the work that falls apart the moment someone asks you a question.
Collab Lab Talk it through, ask for a second opinion, get another set of eyes on it. For the work that's stuck because you've been staring at it alone for three weeks.
You can move between them. Some people start quiet and end up needing to talk it out. Some do the opposite. There's no wrong way to use the time.
We'll close at 7:30 with a quick round of what got done.
This is the one thing we'll ask of you. Not "work on my business," but one concrete task you could plausibly finish or make real progress on in ninety minutes.
A few that work well:
Writing or rewriting one page of website copy
Building the invoice template you keep meaning to make
Drafting the email you've been avoiding
Updating your pricing, for real this time
Cleaning up your bookkeeping backlog
Outlining next quarter's content
Body doubling isn't a productivity trick. It works because it's harder to open a new tab when the woman across the table is clearly working.
We're moving the VWC member portal and community over to Circle, and we'll have someone at this session to help you get logged in and find your way around.
Free for VWC Members | $15 for Guests
September 24, 2026
6:00 - 7:30 PM
Staunton Innovation Hub
The website copy that's been ninety percent done since June. The pricing page you've rewritten twice and published never. The email you've drafted in your head fourteen times.
This is ninety minutes to actually do it.
We start at 6:00 with quick introductions so you know who's in the room and what everyone's working on. Then we split into two spaces, and you choose your mode:
Quiet Focus Heads down, headphones on, no talking. For the work that falls apart the moment someone asks you a question.
Collab Lab Talk it through, ask for a second opinion, get another set of eyes on it. For the work that's stuck because you've been staring at it alone for three weeks.
You can move between them. Some people start quiet and end up needing to talk it out. Some do the opposite. There's no wrong way to use the time.
We'll close at 7:30 with a quick round of what got done.
This is the one thing we'll ask of you. Not "work on my business," but one concrete task you could plausibly finish or make real progress on in ninety minutes.
A few that work well:
Writing or rewriting one page of website copy
Building the invoice template you keep meaning to make
Drafting the email you've been avoiding
Updating your pricing, for real this time
Cleaning up your bookkeeping backlog
Outlining next quarter's content
Body doubling isn't a productivity trick. It works because it's harder to open a new tab when the woman across the table is clearly working.
We're moving the VWC member portal and community over to Circle, and we'll have someone at this session to help you get logged in and find your way around.
Free for VWC Members | $15 for Guests
September 24, 2026
6:00 - 7:30 PM
Staunton Innovation Hub