Knowledge to Income: Map Your Program Idea! - October 22, 2026 PM Session

Pam Reaves

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You know that idea you've been thinking about—the workshop, program, group experience, or something else you could create from what you already know?
Maybe you've thought about it more than once, but you've never taken the time to actually get it out of your head and onto paper.
 
Knowledge to Income is a 90-minute interactive working session designed to give you the space to do just that.
You'll reflect on the knowledge, experience, and expertise you already possess, explore where there may be an opportunity to create value for others, and begin giving shape to an idea you may want to develop further.
You won't leave with an entire program built. That's not the goal.
You'll leave with your thinking made visible, an idea worth developing, and a clearer place to start.

Join the Knowledge to Income Launch Session
I'm opening a limited number of spots for the first Knowledge to Income: Map Your Program Idea working sessions.
 
Thursday, October 22 | Evening Session
6:00–7:30 PM CT | 90 minutes | Live & Interactive
 
Investment: $67 USD

Space is limited to keep the experience interactive.

Bring the idea that's been sitting in your head—or simply bring what you know. We'll start there.

Registration & Cancellation Policy
Registration is non-refundable. If you're unable to attend your selected session, you may transfer your registration to another scheduled Knowledge to Income session, subject to availability.

Knowledge to Income is designed as a live, interactive working session. Because participant conversation and idea-sharing are part of the experience, a full session recording will not be distributed.

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This package includes
A working session to help you gain:
  • Greater clarity about the knowledge and expertise they may want to build from
  • A clearer connection between their expertise and an opportunity to serve others
  • An emerging idea captured on paper
  • Initial thinking about what that experience could accomplish
  • A next step for deciding whether and how to develop the idea further