Free live masterclass · Tuesday 10 November · 8pm UK · on Zoom

I don't know what I want.

You already know. Here's what's been keeping you from it, and how to write the next chapter.

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You've built a good life. You've read the books. You know there's more, and if you're honest, you know roughly what it is.

And you still haven't moved.

I don't think that's because you don't know what you want. I think you built a character so well she feels like you, and she has very good reasons to keep things exactly as they are.

In one hour, you'll leave with three lines on one page.

01

The name of your character.

The role you've been playing, named by you. It worked. That's why it's hard to put down.

02

The sentence you already know.

What you want, in one plain sentence. No "maybe". No "one day".

03

The first line of your next chapter.

One small act you'll take within seven days. It should cost you something.

No homework, no hot seat, nobody telling you what to want.

Hello, I'm Andreya.

I had the career everyone called success, until a conversation in an office lift at 8:30 one morning. Within six months I'd left the company, and then the country. I've rebuilt my life more than once, and now I help capable women write their next chapter.

Save your seat.

  • Tuesday 10 November, 8pm UK

  • Live on Zoom, 60 minutes plus time for questions

  • Free. Cameras optional; the chat is where you take part.

  • Can't make it live? Register anyway. The replay is open for 48 hours.

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  • No. Come as you are. The chat is where you'll take part.

  • Register anyway, and I'll send you the replay. It's open for 48 hours.

  • It's for the woman who has built a good life and senses there's more, but hasn't moved. It isn't a productivity session, and nobody will tell you what to want.

  • Near the end, I'll share once, briefly, how you can keep going with me if you'd like to. That's it.

  • A pen, the one-page worksheet I'll email you the day before, and ten quiet minutes afterwards if you can.