Your Questions, Answered:
"I'm a complete beginner. Can I really do this?"
Yes. That's exactly who this is for. I explain every step like you've never touched a tool before. No assumptions. No skipped steps. Plus, you can ask me anything during live sessions.
"What if I mess it up?"
You WILL make mistakes, it's part of the process and that is ok. But the good news is, every mistake is fixable! Plus, I teach you how to avoid the common mistakes that actually cause problems. Remember: every expert was once a beginner who messed things up too.
"I don't have all the tools. Is that okay?"
Absolutely. Each project tells you exactly which tools you need. Most projects use basic tools beginners already have. For anything expensive, I show you how to borrow or rent until you're ready to invest.
"What if I can't make the live sessions?"
All sessions are recorded and available in the community. You can also post questions anytime and get answers from me and other members in the community chat.
"I don't have time for big projects."
Projects are designed to be completed over the quarter working a few hours per week. But you can go at your own pace. Some finish early, some take the full 12 weeks. It's flexible.
"Can I cancel anytime?"
Yes, this is a quarterly subscription. Cancel before your next quarter renews. But remember, your founding member rate only locks in if you stay active.
"I already bought the daybed plans. Should I still join?"
If you want live support, community accountability, and access to all my other plans + future quarterly projects, absolutely! Think of this as building WITH guidance, not alone.
"Will my rate really stay $129 forever?"
Yes. As long as you remain an active member, your founding rate never increases. This is my thank you for being an early supporter. New members joining later will pay more.
"What if I start and never finish?"
That's exactly why this exists. You're not alone anymore. You have live sessions when you're stuck, a community to keep you accountable, and clear step-by-step guidance. Finishing becomes the default, not the exception.