The Turning · Atlanta
Write the
Vision
Two hours in the room. Saturday 12 December.
Five areas of your life, written by hand, in an order that puts who you are becoming before anything you intend to acquire. Then an IV treatment and a hormone evaluation, included in the seat — because the year you are writing has to be carried by a body that can carry it.
The room stays open afterwards. Doors at 9:30.
What $97 is buying.
Three things, and the third one is the reason this is not the same event as the online hour.
Saturday 12 December, 10:00 AM
- The two-hour workshop. All five questions in every area — the long version, not the online hour
- An IV treatment from Vega Longevity Med Spa, administered by a medical professional from their team
- A hormone evaluation, included in your seat
- Printed worksheets, coffee, and something at the break
- The complete worksheet afterwards, the reading list, and your place in the Circle
The online hour, Saturday 5 December
- Sixty minutes, live, from your own table
- One question per area, five writing sprints
- A breakout in threes
- No clinical part — that one only happens in the room
- See the online event →
The IV treatment and the hormone evaluation are included in the seat, and both are optional. You can take one, both or neither and still get everything you came for — the workshop is the event. Once it is paid, the seat is yours.
The clinical part is theirs, not mine.
I write the workshop. I do not practise medicine, and I am not going to pretend otherwise on my own website.
Vega Longevity Med Spa — an Atlanta practice working in post-surgical care, skin regeneration, hormone balance and longevity. Care is led by Margarita Vega, who has more than ten years in practice. On the day the IV itself is administered by a medical professional from her team, under Vega Longevity’s own medical direction and insurance, and using their own intake and consent forms.
Every woman completes Vega Longevity’s intake form before anything happens, and their medical professional decides what is appropriate for her — including deciding that nothing is. That call is theirs alone and I have no part in it.
The two hours, and where the drip fits
Written so the clinical part never lands in the middle of a quiet minute. Lines go in while I am still talking; they come out at the break.
Doors, intake, coffee
Thirty minutes before we start. You fill in Vega Longevity’s forms, you meet their provider, and your hormone evaluation happens here — before a word of the workshop. Come at 9:30 if you want the unhurried version of this.
We open with a story
One you have probably heard the beginning of. What almost nobody tells you is the thirteen years in the middle. We start where most goal-setting refuses to — with the gap between the vision and the evidence.
Lines go in, quietly, while I talk
Two waves, a few women at a time, during the part of the morning that is me speaking. Nobody is being cannulated during a silent minute. Their provider moves through the room; she is not an interruption and I will say so out loud.
What a vision actually is
The definition, why most of what gets called one is not, and the four findings that keep arriving at the same place.
The five areas, in a fixed order
Why Spiritual and Contribution comes first and Material comes last, and why that order is the whole method rather than a nicety.
Two long writing blocks
Eight minutes each, in silence, all five questions in the area — not the one question the online hour has time for. You write with one hand free; the line is in the other arm.
The break, which is also when the lines come out
Fifteen minutes. Drips finish, their provider takes the lines out, and the room does what a room does. This is the one place the clinical part and the social part want the same fifteen minutes, so they get them together.
Three more areas
Personal Development, Business and Career, and Material — last, and on purpose. Including the money questions, which the online hour deliberately leaves for home.
One if-then sentence
If this happens, then I will do this. The sentence that survives February, built on the roadblock you just named.
The part most workshops skip
You hold the page. Then we talk about what you do with it when January is over and nobody is watching.
The room stays open
Plenty of women stay with it. Nobody is going to ask how you got to this room.
I have been writing this down for years. Not in a workshop — at my own table, with a pen, in the years when there was not much evidence for any of it.
Many of the things I wrote down came to pass. Some took longer than I wanted. Some arrived looking nothing like what I had pictured. Not one of those years was wasted, including the ones where nothing visible happened at all.
So this is not a theory I read about. It is the thing I have actually used, organised well enough to spend a morning handing to you. And nobody in this room is going to ask how you got to it.
Margarita Vega has spent more than ten years in post-surgical care, skin regeneration, hormone balance and longevity. She and her team are bringing that side of the morning; I am bringing the pen and the paper.
Five areas of your life, in a fixed order
In the room you write all five questions in every area. The order is not alphabetical and it is not an accident.
Spiritual & Contribution
What am I becoming?
Not what will I achieve. What kind of woman walks out of 2027. That is the one I will give you for free. The rest you get in the room.
Family & Social
One question about the people in it.
Not who to cut. Something smaller, weekly and almost free.
Personal Development
One question with a name in the answer.
Most women want to write a type of person here. The question will not let you.
Business & Career
One question you will want to answer vaguely.
“Fear” does not survive it — and the next exercise is built on whatever you write.
Material
Three questions, and they get strict.
Last, and on purpose. The money questions live here too.
Questions women ask before they book
01Do I have to have the IV?+
No. The workshop is the event. The IV and the evaluation are included in your seat, and you can decline either one and lose nothing that matters. Nobody will ask you why, and nobody in the room will know which you chose.
02Who is actually giving it?+
A medical professional from Vega Longevity Med Spa, the Atlanta practice led by Margarita Vega — working under the practice’s own medical direction and insurance, and using their own intake and consent forms. Her Becoming does not provide medical care and I am not qualified to. You will fill in their forms before anything happens, and their provider decides what is appropriate for you, including deciding that nothing is.
03Can I write with a line in my arm?+
Yes — it goes in your non-writing arm, and the morning is built around it. Lines go in while I am still talking, and come out at the break. You will not be asked to start a silent writing block while someone is working on your hand.
04Why is Atlanta $97 when online is $17?+
Because the room costs money and the clinical part costs considerably more than the ticket does. An IV treatment and a hormone evaluation on their own cost more than $97 — here they come with the seat. You are also getting twice the workshop: all five questions in every area, not the one per area the online hour allows.
If the clinical part is not what you want, the online event on 5 December is $17 and it is the same framework.
05What if I am pregnant, or on medication, or have a condition?+
Tell Vega Longevity Med Spa on their intake form and their medical professional will tell you what is appropriate. That is a medical decision and it is entirely theirs. Whatever they decide, your seat at the workshop is unchanged — you came to write a year, and you will.
06Where in Atlanta?+
The venue is in Atlanta and the full address, with the parking note, goes to you once your seat is held. It is a private room — not a function space with other things happening next door.
07Is it recorded? Does anything get posted?+
No, and no. Nothing is recorded, nothing is photographed without you saying yes first, and your written page is yours — it is never collected, read or shared. Women write true things in a room like this, and that only happens when they know it stays in it.
08What if I have never done anything like this?+
Most of the room is in the same position. You need a pen and two hours. Everything else is on the page in front of you.
Take your seat
Saturday 12 December, 10:00 AM in Atlanta. $97, and the morning starts at 9:30 if you want the unhurried version.
Prefer to do this from your own table? The online hour is Saturday 5 December, $17 — same framework, no clinical part.
Walking into 2027
Friday 1 January. You bring the page you wrote in December, we name the one lie standing between you and it, and then we walk. That page is the ticket.