Click “Join,” set up your monthly payment, and you’ll get scheduling access + the Zoom details.

Nope. Come to the ones you want. Consistency is the goal, perfection is not invited.

RSVPs are optional, but encouraged.

Reserving your time helps you treat coworking like an appointment with your business - not something you hope to fit in if the timing works out. It also allows me to plan and send reminder emails to support follow-through.

You’re always welcome to join even if you haven’t RSVP’d. Many members find that taking a moment to reserve the time makes it easier to show up consistently.

Usually no. Coworking is meant to be live and private. If you want to record your monthly accountability call, you can decide that later.

Yes. Simple month-to-month.

If you ever do want to cancel your subscription, just contact me via email. Your request will be processed immediately during weekly business hours, M-F, 10am-5pm Eastern Time Zone.

Absolutely, as long as they join with their own membership.

Coworking time is yours to use in whatever way best supports your work and momentum.

Members often use these sessions for things like:

• marketing planning and content creation

• website updates and copy edits

• systems reviews or light overhauls

• outreach, follow-ups, and inbox maintenance

• client-related work or session prep

• podcast editing

• all those tasks you know you should do, but put off until later

Some members even use the time for creative or reflective work- writing, planning, or thinking - because having a shared container helps them finally make space for it.

There’s no requirement to work on a specific task or to perform productivity. The goal is simply to show up, focus, and move forward in a way that supports your business and life.

Yes. Get Shit Done (GSD) was a coworking and accountability space I ran 2020-2021, during a time when many of us were navigating uncertainty, burnout, and isolation in very real ways.

The Co-Creating Collective is the evolved version of that container.

Here’s what’s different:

• Less urgency, more sustainability
  GSD was about creating momentum in a high-stress season. Co-Creating Collective is designed for steady, regulated progress over time.

• Smaller and simpler by design
  This is not a large community or a high-touch mastermind. It’s intentionally streamlined so participation feels supportive, not like another obligation.

• More reflection, less push
  The monthly accountability sessions now focus as much on clarity, alignment, and realistic planning as they do on output and goals.

• Built for where we are now
  Many of us are no longer in survival mode - we’re building what’s next. This space reflects that shift.

If you were part of GSD and appreciated the structure, support, and momentum it created, this will feel familiar - just more spacious and sustainable.

At this time, the schedule is fixed by design.

Like many people building something meaningful, I didn’t wait for the perfect schedule when I was growing my own business. I took coaching calls from my car during lunch breaks, got up early to do my planning, and worked late when that was the only time available.

It wasn’t about hustle or sacrifice for its own sake. It was about staying connected to the work, even when the timing wasn’t perfect.

Building a business often means creating time for it, not waiting for spaciousness to magically appear. Keeping consistent days and times helps this collective stay simple, reliable, and sustainable for everyone.

There are currently no regular weekend sessions, and session times aren’t customizable. If the schedule works for you, you’ll feel right at home here.

Accountability calls are scheduled individually through Acuity, with a mix of daytime, afternoon, and evening availability throughout the week.

If you don’t see a day or time that works for you, feel free to reach out. I do my best to accommodate where possible and can often find a time that works for both of us.