Wonderwork  ·  Workshops

Workshops are how I start most good client relationships.

Ninety minutes with your team, on one real problem. No slide-deck sales pitch. No long-term contract required.


A working session, not a webinar

Workshops aren’t a lead magnet. They’re real working time on a problem you actually have, with a framework you keep — whether you hire me again or not. If it leads to more, good. If it doesn’t, you still walk away with something useful.

Do you feel like you should be posting more?

You don’t need to post more. You need a posting plan you can actually keep.

Is your team guessing at what “good content” looks like?

A one-page framework beats a content calendar nobody follows.

Worried a workshop is just a sales pitch?

It’s not. It’s working time on your actual problem — you keep the framework either way.

First workshop · Available now

Social Media — Stop Feeling Bad About It

90 minutes · small groups · hands-on leave-behind

Social platforms are ad platforms, engineered to keep you scrolling — not tools built for your organization’s benefit. The guilt small orgs feel about posting frequency isn’t a personal failing. It’s the intended effect.

The better path: post less, but on purpose. Put a small budget behind the posts that matter — $50 a month beats hours of free reach-chasing. And build the list you actually own. Email doesn’t answer to an algorithm.

The framework

Name the guilt → What platforms actually want → What social can (and can’t) do → Pick 1–2 platforms → The case for an owned audience → The budget trade-off → A system you can actually keep

Leave-behind: a one-page social audit and a calendar framework your team actually keeps.

More workshops (in progress)


Modern Web Writing for Nonprofits & Small Orgs

Plain-language, scannable frameworks for writing pages people actually read. Outline complete — coming soon.


Between Appeals: Keeping Supporters Warm All Year

What to do in the months you’re not asking for money. In development.


Email & List Strategy

The owned audience argument, built properly — pairs naturally with the social media workshop. In development.


Bring a workshop to your team.

Free 30-minute call to figure out which one fits — or whether you need something else entirely.