Question 1

Do I have to speak or share a challenge?

Accepted Answer

You'll be in a small group of 3–4 people, and chances are you’ll have a similar challenge as someone else at your table. Everyone gets a turn, but there’s no pressure to share more than you’re comfortable with. Listening, asking good questions, and offering insight are just as valuable.

Question 2

What kind of challenges are okay to bring?

Accepted Answer

Anything that’s keeping you stuck — from pricing and visibility to hiring, burnout, or “I have no idea what’s next.” If it’s real, it’s welcome.

Question 3

Is this just another networking event?

Accepted Answer

Definitely not. You’ll meet great people, but this is about Rapid Fire Problem Solving — not collecting business cards or pitching your offer.

Question 4

Do I need to prepare anything?

Accepted Answer

Not really… think of a challenge you’re facing and bring it.  We’ve found the best way to present your challenge is:
1)	State it clearly w/o emotion. (I’m struggling to be consistent with social media”
2)	What you’ve tried. (calendar reminders, task lists, etc)
3)	What specifically you’re looking fo

Question 5

What's the vibe?

Accepted Answer

Casual, supportive, and focused. One past attendee called it “super cool” and said they left with ideas they could try that same week. Expect clarity, fresh insight, and probably a few laughs.

Question 6

Will there be food or drinks?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Gregg's has a great menu. You’re welcome to order drinks or food during the event. Everyone is responsible for their own tab. You're encouraged to support these small independent business owners.

Question 7

What about parking?

Accepted Answer

There is an abundance of free parking near the venue.

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