Honoring the Phases of Your Business

See what is. Shape what’s to come.

We can find ourselves so immersed in the current experience of our work. What is it to see right now as the phase it is? What might be the next phase we are moving toward?

Join Leigh Tillman Facilitation, Uproot Pie Company, and fellow entrepreneurs for this half day experience of seeing the broader brush strokes of our work and enacting our capacity to determine what we want to move towards.

Gather with peers to consider and discuss the phases of the unfolding of your work. Honor the path that has led you to where you are now. Come away with a clearer sense of why things are the way they are currently and what you want to be moving toward. Generate specific next steps to shape your path from here.

This workshop is for you if:

You primarily do your big picture business thinking on your own and would value delving in alongside other entrepreneurs to offer and gain perspective and insight
You want to make time to work on your business
You want to more overtly see the options you have to shape the future of your business and feel the capacity to make choices with the longer view in mind

-Women entrepreneurs and small business owners of noncompetitive businesses
-Women who are in it – i.e. your business is your primary form (or one of your primary forms) of work and source of income
-Women who want to do this together – to have a team to support and be supported by in your work
This workshop will be held at Uproot Pie Company’s Carriage House in Thomaston, Maine on Thursday, March 7th, 9:30am-1:30pm. The carriage house is located at 9 Green Street, Thomaston, ME 04861.
Snow Dates – Friday, March 8th, 9:30am-1:30pm. As we are gathering in winter in Maine, please secure all dates and snow dates.
Cost – to cover costs we ask each participant to contribute $70. If cost is a factor please be in touch about scholarships and work trade as we want this to be accessible to all who would like to attend.
To Register – click here to register through the Uproot Pie Company’s website.