Start Your Year With Clarity!

Vision Board Brunch & Workshop

Saturday, January 11 at 11 a.m. CT

THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT!

Workshop

186 Oxmoor Road, No. 220,
Homewood, AL 35209

Step into the New Year with intention and creativity! Join us for a transformative Vision Board Workshop that combines the power of goal setting with the joy of community.

✨ What’s Included:

  • Brunch Bliss: Savor delicious bites as you connect with like-minded dreamers.

  • Guided Journaling: Reflect on your goals, values, and the life you envision for yourself in the year ahead.

  • Vision Board Creation: Bring your dreams to life with an inspiring hands-on session to craft your personalized vision board.

  • Meaningful Connections: Enjoy a supportive and uplifting atmosphere where you can share ideas and inspiration with others on the same journey.

Leave feeling refreshed, inspired, and ready to make this your most fulfilling year yet. Whether you’re a seasoned goal-setter or trying a vision board for the first time, this event is for YOU.

Ticket price includes brunch, journal, and vision board making materials.

BRING YOUR BUDDIES & SAVE WITH A BUNDLE OF TICKETS!

Discount code VISIONFOR2 – $10 off each ticket when you purchase Qty 2

Discount code VISIONFOR3 – $12 off each ticket when you purchase Qty 3

Register HERE

How I Did This:

How I Turned My Writing Side Gig Into a Full-Time Career

Join me for a candid conversation on how I built my career as a writerpreneur. I’ll share the good, the bad, and the ugly of being a full-time freelance and the beauty of being a writing coach. RSVP here.

Behind the Story: Mayor Randall Woodfin and Edward T. Bowser on Son of Birmingham

Join See Jane Write founder Javacia Harris Bowser at the Birmingham Public Library Central Branch for an engaging conversation with Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin and co-writer Edward T. Bowser about Woodfin’s powerful debut memoir, Son of Birmingham. This event delves into the story behind the story, exploring the writing process, the influence of hip-hop and pop culture, and the book’s examination of critical themes such as Birmingham’s identity, the plague of gun violence, and the ways the South is still teaching our world how to fight for freedom. Don’t miss this chance to uncover the heart of a story that’s as much about a city as it is about its son.

The evening will start with a book signing at 5 p.m. Books will be available for sale by Thank You Books. The conversation will begin promptly at 6 p.m. RSVP for this free event here.

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