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I'm a community strategist who helps entrepreneurs and experts build engaged, human-centered communities that actually convert. I host Find Your Freaks, the podcast for people who’ve always known that normal was never the point. Whether you're launching something new or trying to revive a group that's gone quiet, I’m here to help you create a space where connection leads to growth.

Nov 09 • 2 min read

Why I think Velocity Generator matters


Hey there, Reader,

On October 1, I became the owner of Velocity Generator.

And no, I wasn't looking for another thing to add to my plate. 🥞

What interested me about the program was the way it's designed to help established women business owners make thoughtful decisions about the businesses they're building.

Because here's something I've noticed in my work with business owners and entrepreneurs:

You can be really good at running your business and still need opportunities to step back and look at it.

In fact, sometimes the better you are at keeping everything moving, the easier it is to stay focused on what's immediately in front of you.

Client work gets done.

Customers get served.

Problems get solved.

The business keeps operating.

But when do you stop to ask whether the things you're working on are still the right things?

Whether your priorities still make sense?

Whether the business you're running today supports what you want from it?

That's where Velocity Generator comes in.

This isn't a course that teaches you how to start a business.

And it isn't a productivity program designed to help you squeeze more tasks into your day.

It's a membership for women who already have functioning businesses, customers, and offers.

The focus is on making informed decisions and following through on the things that matter.

Here's what that looks like:

  • Quarterly planning — We step back, examine what's happening, and identify what deserves attention over the next quarter.
  • Weekly WRAP reviews — Members review what's happened, what they've learned, and what needs to happen next. I read through it all personally every single week to offer insight and feedback.
  • Scheduled group calls — Opportunities to discuss decisions, get perspective, and work through questions with support.
  • Community — Nobody needs ANOTHER online group vying for their attention, but busy women do need a place to reach out when something bubbles up between calls or touchpoints.

And even more importantly, the membership has a rhythm.

You don't have to be in a community every day to benefit from it.

The structure is there to support your business, not become another thing you have to manage.

Now, I could keep describing it in emails.

But I think it's much more useful to show you.

So I'm hosting a Velocity Generator Open House this Wednesday, November 11, at 8 a.m. Pacific / 11 a.m. Eastern.

You'll get to see how the membership works, how we approach planning and weekly reviews, and what participating actually looks like.

And if you decide afterward that you'd like to explore membership, the next step is a fit call.

No need to make that decision before you've seen what you're considering.

​Register for the Velocity Generator Open House​

In your corner,

Tonya

P.S. If you're already running a business and wondering whether you need another course, you probably don't need me to give you more information to consume. Velocity Generator is about making better use of what you already know about your business.


This email was written by Tonya Kubo (not AI). If you're receiving it, it means you have signed up for one of my offers in the vast expanse of the internet. Some links here are affiliate links, meaning I might make money if you use them to make a purchase.


I'm a community strategist who helps entrepreneurs and experts build engaged, human-centered communities that actually convert. I host Find Your Freaks, the podcast for people who’ve always known that normal was never the point. Whether you're launching something new or trying to revive a group that's gone quiet, I’m here to help you create a space where connection leads to growth.


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