London & Online · September 2026 – April 2027
Everyone has a Wildest Dream.
We will help you find and live yours.
Understanding who you are, where you want to go and how to get there is the knowledge that will transform your life.
WD Pro is a four-workshop series built from workshops that have helped individuals and organisations all over our amazing world.
Sep-Dec 2026 London
Jan-Apr 2027 Online
From £135
Your Wildest Dream is the big, bold ambition you have for your future.
WHY WE BUILT THIS
Because we needed it ourselves and it didn't exist. We've both been that person - capable, hardworking, established in the corporate world - wondering if the life we were building was actually the one we wanted.
We have built the programme we wish someone had handed to us back then.
The question we always get asked
"Why did you create WD Pro?"
Doing the work to understand who you are, where you want to go and how to get there, is quite possibly the most important thing you can ever do.
It will make every other Saturday morning of your life (and all of the days of the week inbetween!) 1000x better and more enjoyable.
And if you're wondering
"Why should I give up my Saturday morning for this?"
WD Pro has four chapters.
THE SERIES
Each workshop builds on the last but they can also be done standalone.
Workshop 1
Embrace You
Know Thy Self
Discover your values, own your strengths & uncover your passions.
Workshop 2
Live Your Purpose
Know Thy Path
Build your vision, find meaning and leave with your Wildest Dream.
Workshop 3
Elevate Your Energy
Know Thy Steps · Part 1
Build the habits, focus and energy to reach your goals.
Workshop 4
Communicate With Impact
Know Thy Steps · Part 2
Leave with a communication toolkit to bring to all of your interactions.
"Even the next day, people were still talking about it — you don't know the difference it made."
Stella — FrieslandCampina
How much is staying where you are costing you?
THE REAL COST
Most people spend their whole lives operating at a level well below what they are truly capable of. Not because they lack ambition. But because they lack a deep understanding of who they are and of what they are actually capable of.