Community & Ongoing Work
Some conversations don’t fit neatly into a video.
This space exists for women who want to stay engaged with the work — not just by watching, but by thinking, reflecting, and occasionally going a bit deeper together.
Patreon is where that ongoing work lives.
There’s no pressure to join, and no expectation that everyone should.
It’s simply an option for those who want more continuity, context, and connection over time.
What the Community Is For
Patreon supports the work behind the scenes and makes room for things that don’t belong on YouTube:
Longer reflections and written pieces
Follow-up conversations on recurring topics
Occasional live sessions or guided discussions
Early or expanded access to certain ideas
A quieter place to think things through together
Nothing in the Patreon Community is about urgency or exclusivity.
It’s about continuity.
What The Community Is Not
It isn’t a content dump.
Patreon isn’t about constant posting.
And there is no requirement to “keep up.”
You won’t miss anything essential by not being part of the Patreon Community.
Patreon exists for women who want a slower, more reflective layer alongside the public work.
How Membership Works
Membership is structured in tiers so you can choose what feels right — or opt out entirely.
Some tiers focus on:
Written reflections and behind-the-scenes context
Periodic live conversations or small group sessions
Access to evolving frameworks and ideas as they develop
You’re always free to join, change levels, or leave.
No explanations required.
If this sounds like something that would support you — you’re welcome to join.
If not, the public work remains complete and stands on its own.
Either way, you’re in the right place.
Over Time
As the work grows, Patreon may also be where I:
Test new ideas before they’re public
Offer small group conversations
Share early drafts or thinking-in-progress
Everything will be introduced thoughtfully — and only when it feels genuinely useful.