Asked by parents, answered plainly.
The honest questions we get most about the workshop and the pilot. If yours isn't here, just ask — we read every note.
What exactly is this?+
A two-hour, in-person workshop for teens 13–17, plus a short online reinforcement lesson and one real-world challenge to complete at home. The first one is Life Logistics.
Isn't some of this stuff obvious?+
It's obvious to adults who've done it a hundred times. Most teens haven't had to get a clear answer from a stranger, correct a mistake, manage an important deadline, or decide when a problem needs adult help. We teach the judgment behind the interaction, not just the mechanics.
What's the age range, really?+
13–17. Younger teens get the confidence early; older teens get it right before they need it — first job, first appointment they book alone, first time something goes wrong away from home.
What does "pilot" mean?+
We're running the first sessions locally with a small group so we can get the workshop right before expanding. Joining the pilot means you're in that first cohort and your feedback shapes it.
Is it in person or online?+
The workshop is in person — these skills are built through live scenarios, role-play, real forms, and coached conversations, not by watching a video. The reinforcement lesson and knowledge check are online a few days later.
How much does it cost?+
Pilot pricing isn't set yet. Join the pilot list and you'll hear the details before anyone else, with no obligation.
Where are the workshops held?+
Locations are being finalized for the first local sessions. We'll share specifics with the pilot list before booking opens.
What do I get as a parent?+
A short email after the workshop: what they learned, what they practiced, their at-home challenge, and how to back them up without doing it for them.
What if my teen is shy about calling people?+
That's the point of the room. They rehearse calls, questions, awkward conversations, and requests with coaching before it counts. For the at-home challenge, they choose one manageable real task while a parent supports without stepping in.
Will there be more workshops?+
Yes. Life Logistics is the first Lost Lesson. More will follow once the pilot proves out — the pilot list hears first.