Welcome to the Village

You spend most of your days in your own head, making decisions without anyone to sense-check them, celebrating wins that feel smaller because there's nobody in the room when they happen.

The Village started because I was that person. Working from my bedroom, craving real connection with people who actually understood what I was doing and why. Not a networking event where you get 60 seconds to pitch yourself and leave with a stack of business cards you'll never use. Something more honest than that.

So I built it.

The Village is a free community for founders, creatives, coaches, healers and anyone who is building something purposeful and could do with people around them who get it.

No pitching, no performative networking, no hierarchy of who is further along than who.

Just people showing up, sharing what they know, asking for what they need, and occasionally finding their next collaborator, their next client, or just someone to have lunch with who isn't going to ask them when they're getting a real job.

What we do

🌷 Monthly in-person Connection + Coworking in London. We start with a softly structured group conversation around a theme, everyone who wants to speak gets a chance, and then we settle into focused work for the rest of the day. It's at The Ministry in Borough, it's free, and it's genuinely one of my favourite days of the month.

🌷 Monthly virtual hang. Sometimes a peer group chat, sometimes a short workshop run by a Villager who wants to share something useful. 45 minutes maximum, no fluff, always practical. If you have wisdom to share and want a low-stakes space to offer it, this is for you.

🌷 The occasional paid extravaganza, with guests, snacks, photos and more in depth workshops.

The goal is simple.

Everyone is a Villager. You come with problems and you leave with perspective. You offer what you know and you receive what you need. And sometimes, yes, it leads to paid work. Faster and more naturally than any amount of content creation or cold outreach ever will, because it comes from a place of genuine relationship.