You can definitely go with the free groups – we’ve tried them all.

And the results (or lack thereof) we’ve had from being in free groups are why we don’t believe in them.

We believe that when people pay, they pay attention and take action.

And that’s why we designed the Storyteller Sprints that way – we focus on your results, not having the largest “free community” of non-action takers.

The Storyteller Sprints doesn’t run like a traditional self-paced course, because after personally delivering courses over the last 2 years, the results just weren’t as strong when compared to cohort-styled communities that quite simply – take A LOT of action.

While we do have plenty of content creation resources, our emphasis is to build your muscle consistency with content creation.

Why? Because we’ve had dozens of dozens of students in the past prove time and time again that THE most effective way of improving your content creation is to create it consistently, with real-time feedback, support and accountability 🙂

We do but…

Across our entire community of talented creative professionals, we’ve literally got every platform and content format covered when it comes to subject-matter expertise

So rather than us wasting time creating courses and worksheets that you’ll (probably) never sit through, study and/or use #letsbehonest, we know that when we workshop challenges in real-time during our weekly calls and point you in the right direction of your next best step, you’re far more likely to take action immediately

It also avoids you “boiling the ocean” of learning a tonne of information, +95% of which you won’t apply immediately (and hence forget)

Action is the best teacher, and we’ll keep reminding you of that.

The Storyteller Sprints are designed to be small (like a lean team of Navy SEALs).

We typically have between 5-10 Storytellers per sprint, so you’re not lost amongst a sea of randoms and actually feel like you know everyone like they’re your best mate.

Each week, we host 2 x 1-hour Check-In & Support calls for accountability & feedback.

Sprint Check-In (Mandatory): Every Friday @ 3pm AEST / 4pm AEDT

Storyteller Support (Optional): Every Monday @ 12pm AEST / 1pm AEDT

We also suggest spending a few minutes every day to read updates in our Slack channel, that’ll include new resources, tips and insights, and an opportunity to share your own updates, challenges or request for feedback

Beyond that – your time commitment towards your own content creation is established by you and your schedule.

That’s because we’ve designed the Sprint to be adaptable to the amount of time that you’re willing to consistently commit to content creation every week.

Some Storytellers can do 15-20 hours a week, or just 20-30 mins per day – it’s up to you.

What matters MORE is that you are consistent with your time commitment, and we’ll establish this during your workshop session together.

Instead of overcommitting to more hours than you can actually sustain, we’ll aim to “undercommit” initially and then slowly increase your time commitment when you’ve been consistent over an extended period.

Every member of the Storyteller Sprints is busy.

Every single one of us.

So the question isn’t about whether you “have time” – it’s about whether content creation is a priority for you or not.

We get it – life happens!

We’ve had plenty of Storytellers had to drop out due to urgent life commitments so if that occurs, we keep things easy.

You have the option of reserving your spot for the next Storyteller Sprint intake and starting afresh, or you can drop your spot and request a pro-rata refund relative to the remaining time in the Sprint you will be missing.

Note: this only applies for urgent life commitments. If you’re not in a position to consistently commit to creating content each week, as well as showing up to our calls, then it’s probably not the right time for you to join our Sprints.