Clinic: Do the Thing

You’re already connected — maybe loosely, maybe deeply — but you’re craving more intentional relationships that don’t feel forced or surface-level. This isn’t about schmoozing. It’s about real relationships, authentic alignment, and visibility that feels sustainable. In this clinic, we’ll clarify who you’re here for, how to build or expand your circle, and how to stay visible and helpful without burning out. By the end of this clinic, you’ll have a clearer view of who you’re building with — and how to do that with intention.

Here’re the learning objectives for this class:

• identify the values and purpose behind who you want to connect with,
• choose a circle or community that aligns with your voice, vision, and energy,
• create low-lift, high-value ways to collaborate, co-host, or support others within that circle or community,
• practice showing up without feeling like you have to be everywhere,
• use storytelling and visibility strategies to stay top of mind in authentic ways, and
• keep the momentum going — in a way that respects your bandwidth.

Registration is free but required.

Facilitator: Kenyana David, MBA, DBA(c)

Kenyana is the principal of 81Eighteen, LLC and the Fe-Mail Marketing for Entrepreneurs (FEMME) Academy. She's Cornell University certified in Women's Entrepreneurship and HubSpot certified in email marketing, inbound sales and marketing, content marketing, and frictionless sales.

Info: Find your seat and settle in.

Info: We’ll start by reflecting on how we build with people, and then, walk through the learning objectives.

Info: We’ll discuss how to network from a place of alignment, build strategic partnerships, and stay engaged without spreading yourself thin. Throughout this clinic, you’ll explore how to build with — and within — your community, including clarifying your connection goals, building your table — starting small or expanding what you already have, creating connection opportunities, understanding social energy and visibility patterns, avoiding burnout while staying helpful and engaged, and making community care part of your work, not just an add-on.

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