Sit at a real table

Ten live sessions, one chapter a week, taught by Matt Pinckley from his own book. You watch the episode and read the chapter first. The hour is for working real pages out loud, with other people.

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Dez and Walt at the library table, a chair from the craft fair between them.

How the hour runs

Sixty minutes online, the same shape every week. If the clock slips, the teach gets cut, never the live pages.

Check-in10 minutes
How last week's practice went. Stumbling counts.
Teach20 minutes
The chapter, with stories from forty years on the sales floor.
Your aims22 minutes
Real pages from the group, worked live.
This week6 minutes
The three practices, launched.
Close2 minutes
One line to take with you.

The house rules

Read aloud in week one as the table agreement. They keep the room useful for everyone in it.

Name only your own patterns

Nobody diagnoses a spouse, a boss, a parent or a coworker. The page in front of you is the subject.

Your number is private

Chapter 3 asks for a number. Nobody is asked to show it, ever. You still get the full work.

No money advice

We work the edges of a goal: what it buys, what you'll give, the date, the first step. Never the amount.

Stumbling gets reported

“I did it for four days and stopped” is the most useful thing anyone can say at the table.

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The next cohort opens from this list. When it does, you'll get an email with the dates and the price.

Cameras are a request, not a rule. Chat is for anything that needs everyone; the mic is for volunteers.

So the session time works for you. Optional.
Optional. Only Matt Pinckley reads it.

We store your name and email to contact you about the cohort. See the privacy note.