$10 per session

Your dreams deserve time on your calendar.

Project Club is a weekly community work session where we set aside dedicated time to make progress on something that matters to us. Whether you're starting a creative project, tackling a life admin task you've been avoiding, studying for school, or finally making time for a hobby you've always wanted to learn, this is your space to show up for yourself.

Sometimes the hardest part of any project is simply getting started. It's amazing how much easier it becomes when you're surrounded by other people quietly working toward their own goals too.

Everyone is welcome, and everyone brings something different.

You might come to:

• Work on a creative project
• Start a business or side hustle
• Study or finish homework
• Learn a new skill like knitting, sewing, or a language
• Send the email you've been putting off
• Finally begin the project you've been thinking about for months

Whatever your project is, you're in good company.

How it works

Project Club begins right on time, so please plan to arrive a few minutes early.

We'll spend the first five minutes introducing ourselves and sharing one simple question:

"What are you hoping to leave with today?"

Then we'll set a timer and settle into focused work time with minimal conversation. This is a chance to put away distractions, keep the momentum going, and simply work alongside others.

When the timer ends, there's no rush to leave. You're welcome to:

• Keep working
• Stay and chat
• Share what you accomplished
• Celebrate the progress you made

Before we wrap up, everyone is invited to share one success they're celebrating—big or small.

Because around here, we believe that progress is worth celebrating.

Why Project Club?

Life gets busy, and it's easy for the things that matter most to keep getting pushed to "someday."

Project Club is a gentle way to keep the promises you make to yourself.

There's something powerful about knowing you've set aside time each week for the life you're trying to build. You don't need to have everything figured out. You don't need to finish your project. You just need to show up.

Working alongside other people also creates a gentle sense of accountability. You don't have to explain yourself or perform—you simply show up, settle in, and work. Seeing others quietly making progress can make it feel a little easier to do the same.

Small steps have a way of becoming momentum.

I'd love for you to join us. Project Club is $10 per drop-in session.

Whether you come once in a while or make it part of your weekly routine, I'd love to have you there. Sometimes simply putting it on your calendar and showing up is the hardest part—and often, that's all it takes to get your momentum going again.