Platforms. Portfolios. Purpose.

Where ambition meets community.

BWG sessions are designed to help you actively build bold portfolios, shape meaningful platforms, and lead with purpose — in a supportive, community-driven space.

Whether you're navigating a transition, refining your leadership voice, or amplifying your platform, each experience offers real connection, real conversation, and practical momentum.

Professional growth shouldn’t feel lonely or transactional. Here, we build it together — with clarity, courage, and heart.

Skill Studio Sessions

Shape it. Test it. Strengthen it.

Skill Studio Sessions are collaborative working spaces where members actively shape and refine what they’re building — whether it’s a bold portfolio piece, a leadership platform, or a purpose-driven story.

Bring a draft, an idea, or a work-in-progress — and get real-time feedback, encouragement, and clarity to take it forward with confidence and purpose.

These aren’t polished performances. They’re practice rounds — where learning out loud is celebrated, and community-powered clarity leads the way.

How It Works

Each session features 1–2 community members practicing something in progress. This might include:

  • Presenting a rough outline, draft, or slide deck

  • Testing transitions, audience prompts, or timing

  • Exploring key messages: Does this resonate? What’s missing? What’s landing?

The rest of the group acts as a feedback circle, offering ideas, encouragement, and fresh perspective.

Come to test something, or come to learn. Either way, you’ll walk away sharper than you came in.

Sessions are scheduled based on presenter pitches. Request membership or subscribe to the newsletter to stay in the loop!

The Pitch Process

Skill Studio Sessions are for those still shaping their story — where clarity of intent matters more than perfection.

Presenters submit a short pitch: what you’re working on, what kind of feedback you want, and what support would be most helpful.

Be ready to:

  • Share a draft, outline, or rough idea (even if it’s sticky-note-level)

  • Ask specific questions to guide the feedback circle (e.g. “Does this resonate?” or “Where am I losing people?”)

  • Offer the same generous feedback you hope to receive

There’s no pressure to present perfectly — just space to learn out loud.

This is for you if you’re…

  • Shaping a standout portfolio piece (talk, workshop, article, course, etc.)

  • Developing a leadership platform or public voice

  • Designing a panel, event, or content series

  • Trying out a facilitation format or interactive activity

  • Practicing purpose-driven storytelling or facilitation

  • Building the muscle to lead with clarity, confidence, and purpose — on or off the stage

Got something in the works? Let’s shape it.

Before applying, please review our community guidelines.