What Comes Next?
What's next for you?
Not your business. You. The question you keep meaning to sit with and never do, because the day fills up and it feels too big to answer in a doc.
This is a 3-hour workshop where you build the answer out of LEGO, then turn it into a simple Notion system you'll actually use.
Why LEGO, and not just talking it out
Reflection usually happens in your head or a notebook, and it stays stuck there.
When you build it instead, five things happen that a coaching chat or an online course can't give you:
You see what you can't say. Building a question surfaces what you already know but never put into words. In our pilot, one builder spotted a blind spot he'd been circling for months, in under an hour.
The clarity is yours, not a coach's opinion. Nobody tells you what your next chapter should be. You build it, so you actually believe it and you remember it long after.
You leave with the why, not another to-do list. You walk out with your direction, the reason behind the work, which almost no one gives themselves a quiet hour to find.
It covers the whole you. Work, play, health, love, not just your career. The parts you keep pushing down are usually the parts that are stuck.
You keep the proof and a plan to act on it. A LEGO model on your desk as a 30-day nudge, plus a Notion system built live, so the momentum doesn't die on Monday.
What you'll walk out with
→ A LEGO model of your next chapter, and the kit to take home
→ A Notion setup to track it, built live
→ A clear read on the one thing to change now, and the support you need
→ A few new people worth keeping in touch with
The details
📍 Terracepal, 24 Everton Road
📅 Saturday 1 August, 3 to 6pm
🎟️ $98, capped at 10 people
🧱 Facilitated by Dyah of Good Duck, LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® certified since 2020, 1,200+ people across Singapore and Indonesia (ex-LEGO Group, ex-Nike SEA)
This is for you if you're a small business owner or creative doing good work, but rarely asked what's next for you personally, and you'd rather think with your hands than sit through a lecture.
It's not an advanced Notion tutorial, a networking night, or a talk you sit through. You build the whole time.
No Notion experience needed.