A course teaches you once. This keeps going — other hosts who are mid-launch right now, office hours every week with Anna, Stacy or Robert, and a library that’s open the day you join.
A women’s reset in Costa Rica, a writing week in Michigan, twelve people going to the Indy 500 — underneath, it’s one job. Fixed seats, a fixed date, and a deadline that doesn’t move.
No enterprise tier, no mastermind upsell waiting behind these two.
$10 / month
For when you’re circling the idea and want to be around people who’ve done it.
$49 / month
Everything in The Commons, plus every piece of teaching we have.
Everyone who comes to the Residency gets a year of The Workshop included.
Most memberships release a module a week so you stay subscribed long enough to finish. We hand you the whole library the day you walk in. If you binge it in a fortnight and leave, that’s a fair trade — you got what you paid for.
What keeps people is not the locked content. It’s the Thursday you post a half-finished sales page at 11pm and three people who’ve sold the same thing tell you what’s wrong with it.
A course teaches you once. This keeps going.
Marketplaces charge you between ten and twenty-five percent of a booking you often sourced yourself. We charge you $49 a month whether you sell one seat or forty, because our business is teaching, not brokering.
The Residency at Lakemore is the Guild’s once-a-year intensive — five days that do what the Guild does over a year, with cameras, a photographer, and all three of us in the room. Members get first access.
