7th Sept - 18th Sept 2026
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7th Sept - 18th Sept 2026
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7th Sept - 18th Sept 2026 ˖᯽ ݁˖ 7th Sept - 18th Sept 2026 ˖᯽ ݁˖
Two weeks of doing the things that actually matter, showing up imperfectly, in community, together!
Every weekday, 11am - 12.30m UK time between Monday 7th September and Friday 18th September 2026
11AM -12.30PM UK 🇬🇧
6AM-7.30AM NEW YORK🇺🇸
8PM - 9.30PM SYDNEY 🇦🇺
How does it work?
The Pop-Up Co-working Club will be held on Zoom, and the Zoom room will be open from 11am-12.30pm, UK time.
We'll spend the first 5-15 minutes getting settled and setting our intentions then get straight into it! Keep your camera on, or off, it’s up to you!
At the end, we’ll share our wins and progress, celebrate in the chat and wave to each other before we head off to the rest of our day!
Co-working works on a drop-in basis, so don't feel like you have to arrive on time and stay for the whole thing. It’s a great time to get stuff done with company!
I’m a proper Chatty Cathy, so if you’ve joined a co-working session with me before, you might notice some small changes! It will be more structured, less chatty and more about getting the work done!
“Pop-up co-working helps me to feel better about myself, makes me feel less lonely, nicer to myself and be more productive.”
BEX CAMPEY
I’ve been running co-working sessions for over five years and they are like having an ace up your sleeve.
There’s just something about being with other people who are also getting shit done, having a dedicated time set aside, and having accountability that makes it SO much easier (and more fun) to get shit done!
They’re particularly helpful for:
doing things you’ve been putting off
prioritising your OWN creative work that so often falls off the list
neuro-spicy brains that struggle with transitions and sitting down to work
establishing new routines and habits
and pretty much anything else you can think of that you find it hard to show up for, or always falls off the bottom of your list (if it makes it on there in the first place!)
what do people say about pop-up co-working club?
“Co-working is perfect for people who like the deep focus of solo working, but who also like the company and accountability that comes from being in an online community space. I loved the compassionate accountability that came with the co-working. As someone who lives with chronic fatigue, I love co-working as I can have both companionship and the quiet I need to focus - having my cake and eating it!” - ZENA KAMASH
“I used the co-working space to work on a very vulnerable essay I’d been carrying for a while. Before, I couldn’t quite stay with it - I’d feel the pull to get up and leave. But something about co-working helped me stay, build momentum, and gently see it through to completion.” .I find co-working incredibly helpful for getting started, and even more than that, it helps me build real momentum. It also keeps me grounded and stops me jumping to the next shiny new idea before I’ve followed something through. - LISSA FOLEY-HUGHES
“It is so much easier to do hard or annoying things with others, it provides low-key accountability and encouragement to help you get things done. It makes it all a little less lonely. For me co-working has been especially great for planning, administration, phone calls, and other desk work. It can also be helpful for tasks like organizing closets or rooms. I find co-working comforting.” - REGINA WINK-SWINFORD
Pop-up co-working is supportive, low-pressure and positive. It gives me a compassionate container to do things I don’t make time for, or that I find hard to start or finish. Being with others in a no-pressure and warm environment makes it much easier to sit down and start. It’s a highlight of my day. At the end of pop-up co-working I felt so light, and free, and positive about the things I had done and could do in future. - LIZZY J
I joined pop-up co-working club because I had a project I was procrastinating about and needed accountability. I used the time for creating website content, posters for marketing, lesson plans and life admin. It’s strange at first and very simple concept but then you just get on with it with lovely people and it soon becomes part of your working week that you look forward to. At the end of the club I felt a had really good idea of what was feasible to ask of myself in an hour and also I felt really flipping good about myself!! - BEX CAMPEY
Examples of what you could bring to co-working club:
Getting some of the life admin little fuckers off your list
Getting your head down to creative work, or work-work
Starting your day off with some quick wins
Actually taking time for you: reading, journaling, yoga - things you intend to do but often get lost in the wayside
Your morning routine, or starting to develop one
Or pretty much anything else you want to!
Monday 7th September - Friday 18th September 2026
11AM-12.30pm UK · 6AM-7.30am Eastern · 8PM - 9.30PM AEDT