You can expect a supportive, small-group space where you’ll reflect, share, and take small steps toward building real connection — at your own pace. Each week may include a mix of group coaching, connection in pods, personal reflection, group discussion, and more. You’ll be part of a small group of women who are also craving more authentic friendship, and you’ll be encouraged to show up exactly as you are — no need to be “fixed” or figure it all out first.

This is a brand-new offer I’m piloting, and I want to make it as accessible and meaningful as possible while I refine the format. In exchange for the experience, I ask for your honest feedback — and, if the program turns out to be valuable for you, a short testimonial I can use on my website or in future rounds. Your participation helps shape this program for others down the road.

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More seriously, you might — but the real goal is to help you start showing up differently, so friendship becomes more possible. In six weeks, you’ll build self-awareness, practice new ways of connecting, and gain the confidence to take real steps toward the friendships you want. Some people do make new connections in the group itself. For others, this becomes the launching pad for building meaningful relationships in their day-to-day lives.

Friendship takes time — but momentum can start quickly when you have the right support.

Life happens, and I totally understand things comes up. That said, I ask that if you choose to join, you're willing to commit to showing up consistently. This group is intentionally small, and your presence matters — not just for your own growth, but for the safety, trust, and cohesion of the group as a whole.

Each session builds on the last, and consistency is part of what helps the experience feel supportive and transformative. If you do need to miss a session, I ask that you let me know in advance. I’ll provide light reflections or prompts to help you stay connected between meetings — without pressure to “keep up.”

Totally makes sense — and honestly, it’s such a good sign. Nervousness often shows up when something really matters to us. It means you're stretching into something new, which takes guts — especially when it comes to putting yourself out there socially.

Feeling nervous is completely normal — most people in this group are feeling the same way. You don’t have to be confident to join, just willing.