TECHALCHEMY101 WORKSHOPSWhat’s taking more energy than it should?
Choose the easiest way in. You don’t have to read the whole page or explain the problem perfectly.
FASTEST ROUTEJust show me what’s next
Take me straight to the next workshop, with the date, details and one clear registration button.
FIND YOUR FITHelp me choose
Start with the part of your business that’s taking too much energy and find the workshop that fits.
NO-PRESSURE PREVIEWLet me look around
See the room, understand how participation works and visit before anyone else arrives.
TECHALCHEMY101 WORKSHOPS
Come fix one thing that’s making business harder than it needs to be.
These are free, practical online business workshops for neurodivergent founders and creative business owners. Bring the part of running your business that keeps taking more time, attention, or energy than it should. We’ll work on making it easier together.
Free workshops · Cameras optional · No breakout rooms · Come as you are
UP NEXT
The next thing we’re working on together
FREE WORKSHOP
Your Business Has Too Many Decisions
Wednesday, September 30 - 3:00 PM EASTERN
Bring the part of your business that keeps taking more energy than it should. We’ll look at what’s creating the friction and work on one practical change you can actually use afterward.
✓ Practical, not lecture-y
✓ Bring your actual business problem
✓ Leave with something changed
WORKSHOP FINDERStart with the snag, not the perfect explanation.
Open the sentence that feels closest. You can try more than one, change your mind, or skip this completely.
No score · No wrong answer · Change your mind anytime
I’m making too many decisions
Best place to start: Your Business Has Too Many Decisions.
Bring one decision-heavy part of your business. We’ll find where the friction lives and make one practical change.
My tools or systems keep fighting me
Look for: simpler systems and friendlier tools.
These workshops focus on reducing workarounds, repeated decisions and tech that expects you to work against your brain.
Low-energy days undo everything
Best place to start: Built for the Bad Days.
Build a business with a usable next step even when focus, energy or executive function has disappeared.
I can’t tell what the problem is
Start with whatever is next.
You don’t need to sort yourself into a category first. The upcoming workshop is always a valid place to begin.
YOUR ARRIVAL CARDKnow what you’re walking into.
Here are the useful details before you decide, all in one place.
COST
Free
WHERE
Rippily, in your browser
SETUP
No download. No account.
CAMERA
Optional
BREAKOUT ROOMS
None
BEST ON
Laptop or desktop
You don’t have to arrive prepared, polished or certain. You can look around before anyone else is there.
THE WORKSHOP SPACE
Want to look around before people arrive?
This is Artemis’s Studio in Rippily—the actual room you’ll enter for a workshop. It isn’t Zoom; it’s a visual space with chairs, a worktable and room to get your bearings.
The actual Rippily room used for TechAlchemy101 workshops.
Want to visit while it’s quiet?
The room stays open between workshops. Step inside, look around and leave whenever you like.
THE WORKSHOP SHELF
Past workshops, still useful.
A wrapped workshop can still help you find your next step. If a topic is returning—or the tools are still available—you’ll see that here.
PAST SESSION · RETURNING SEPTEMBER 30
Your Business Has Too Many Decisions
Wednesday, July 29, 2026 · 1:00 PM ET
Every tiny choice drains the tank. We built a handful of reusable defaults so your brain could stop re-deciding the same things all day.
This session has wrapped. The topic returns September 30.
PAST SESSION · TOOLS AVAILABLE
Built for the Bad Days
Wednesday, June 24, 2026 · 1:00 PM ET
A low-energy-day protocol you set up once and lean on whenever the tank hits empty. No shame, just a plan that holds.
This one has wrapped, but the tools are still here.
THE DOOR’S OPEN
Bring the mess. We’ll start there.
You don’t need a polished problem, a high-energy day, or a plan for fixing everything. One real snag is enough.
Not ready today? That’s fine. This page will still be here.