When I run one it goes up here and in the free community. Half a day, live, hands-on, small group — you leave having actually built the thing, not having taken notes about it. Connect on LinkedIn and you'll hear when the next one is scheduled.
Everything I run is listed here. When it's empty, it's genuinely empty — I'd rather show you that than a page of evergreen "coming soon".
Every workshop gets announced on LinkedIn before anywhere else. Connect and you'll see it in your feed — no list to join, no email sequence to unsubscribe from later.
Connect on LinkedIn →Workshops and meetups get posted in the free community as they're scheduled, and members hear about them first. It's also where the free sessions between workshops happen.
Join for free →A workshop is a group format on my schedule. If you have something specific and it's blocking you now, a working session is one-to-one and you can book it this week.
See the five ways →So you know what you'd be signing up for when one does go on the calendar.
A small group, in real time, with me in the room. Not a webinar and not a recording — if you can't ask a question and get an answer, it isn't a workshop.
We take a single subject — shipping your first version, finding your first users, using AI to build faster — and work it end to end rather than surveying it.
The measure is what exists at the end. You should walk out with the thing made, or made far enough that finishing it is obvious.
Connect on LinkedIn — that's where every workshop gets announced first. Or join the free community, where they get posted as they're scheduled.
Connect on LinkedInNeed help sooner? Book a working session — from $150, this week.
