47 coaches stopped lying to themselves last quarter.
Real voices · Unfiltered
The room you didn't know you needed.
“I had a $22K month and still felt like a fraud. Nobody in my network could hold that truth without flinching. Convene was the first room where that was just Tuesday.”
Rachel Okafor
Leadership coach · 14 months in · Revenue up 40%
“I'd been underpricing the same package for 18 months. Someone asked me to say the number I actually wanted. I couldn't. That was the beginning.”
James Whitfield
Executive consultant · 8 months in · Raised rates twice
“The Sunday dread doesn't own me anymore.”
— Priya Mehta, Career coach · 6 months in
“Everyone in my mastermind was performing growth. Posting wins. I came here and said I hadn't signed a new client in 11 weeks. The response wasn't sympathy. It was "what did you avoid doing?" I needed that.”
Marcus Webb
Business strategy consultant · 11 months in · $8K to $18K/mo
“I've read every book on pricing psychology. I've coached 40 people through charging their worth. I still needed someone to watch me send the invoice.”
Dana Kowalski
Brand strategist · 10 months in · First $20K month
How it works
What actually
happens
in a session.
Bi-weekly, 90 minutes, eight people maximum. No slides. No guest speakers. No one selling anything. The only agenda is the thing you can't say to your clients, your partner, or your LinkedIn feed.
You bring one real thing.
Not a win. Not a framework. One thing you've been circling for weeks — the proposal you haven't sent, the boundary you keep moving, the client you know you should fire. The group asks questions until you're not hiding behind language anymore.
The group holds you, not your performance.
We read the room. If you're performing confidence, someone will name it. If you're catastrophizing, someone will slow you down. There are no cheerleaders here. There are people who bill what you bill and know what it costs to stay stuck.
You leave with one move, not a plan.
Not a 90-day roadmap. One specific action you'll take before the next session. Small enough to be real. Witnessed by eight people who will ask you about it next time.
“The group doesn't fix your problem. It makes the cost of not solving it impossible to ignore.”
What you're expected to bring.
- One real problem, not a polished challenge
- The willingness to be asked hard questions
- Attendance to every session you commit to
- Confidentiality about what others share
What this is not.
- A mastermind with a curriculum and a Facebook group
- A place to network or find referral partners
- A safe space to stay comfortable
- Coaching. You won't be coached. You'll be witnessed.
The weight of a collective
More from the room.
“I finally fired the client I'd been complaining about for two years.”
Tanya Morrison
Org design consultant · 9 months in
“I've had therapists, business coaches, and a mastermind. None of them asked me why I'm still working with clients who make me feel small. The group asked on week three. I didn't have a good answer. I still don't. But I'm asking it now.”
Brendan Osei
Executive presence coach · 13 months in · First $25K month
“The moment I realized everyone else in the room also had a client they were afraid to invoice — that was the moment I stopped feeling like the problem.”
Selin Kaya
Sales coach · 7 months in · Doubled retainer base
“I came in billing $7K a month. I leave sessions billing $19K. The work didn't change. I did.”
Aaron Flint
Change management consultant · 16 months in
“Nobody here lets you stay vague.”
— Miriam Schultz
Opting out is lonelier than you think.
Claim Your ChairNext orientation · March 18, 2026
Pull up a
chair.
The next orientation is March 18th. There are 4 seats remaining. The form takes three minutes. The honesty starts the moment you hit submit.
4 seats remaining
of 12 in this cohort
Not ready to commit?
Listen to 12 minutes of an actual session — anonymized, unedited. It ends with a spoken invitation to register.