​Creative Thinking Week for Founders, Freelancers, Designers

​Five playful sessions to rethink what you're building

5 evenings. 5 lenses. One offering, explored from every angle.

​Working on a launch? Building a product? Shaping a service? Figuring out your messaging?

​Drop by for a session — or come for all five.

​For one week, we’ll spend 1.5 hours each day using different creative thinking approaches to look at your current or upcoming work from a fresh angle.

​Some sessions will help you sharpen your messaging.
Some will help you spot hidden opportunities.
Some will help you stress-test your ideas.
And some will simply help you get unstuck.

​Think of it as a creative recharge in the middle of your work week: bring something you’re working on, play with it for 90 minutes, meet interesting people, exchange ideas — and walk away with a few new ways of seeing it.

​The week

​MON — Working It Backwards
We’ll explore Amazon’s PR/FAQ approach and work backwards from your future launch to fine-tune your offering, strategy, customer and messaging.

​TUE — Pastiche Scenarios
What happens when very different kinds of people encounter your product? We’ll play with fictional characters and unusual scenarios to uncover hidden assumptions, unexpected use cases and new messaging possibilities.

​WED — Pre-Mortem
Imagine your launch has already failed spectacularly. What all went wrong? Why was it not addressed. We’ll work backwards from that imagined future to surface blind spots, risks and things you might want to change before you launch.

​THU — Anti Futures
A fresh creative lens on your product, service or offering.

​FRI — Resonance Testing
One more provocation to help you see what you're building differently.

​Come for one. Come for all five.
Each session is independent, so you can drop into whichever dates you are available on.

​1.5 hours · Monday–Friday · Drop-in format

​Each session draws on Design Fiction and Futures Thinking methodologies, adapted into playful, practical exercises for your work.

Bring your current or upcoming launch, product, service, offering — or just an idea you’re playing with.