Most men have plenty of mates and nowhere to say how it's actually going. The Wingman Club is one hour a week, online, with men who get it: check in, swap ideas, take the mick, and log off better than you logged on. It's free to join — no card, no catch.
One video call a week, led by me. No slides, no icebreakers, no "share your feelings with the group" ambush. Three things, every week:
How the week actually went — not the barbecue version. Say as much or as little as you like. Some weeks you talk, some weeks you just listen. Both count.
Work, training, money, kids, the next chapter — whatever's on the table, somebody in the room has been through it. Borrow what worked. Skip what didn't.
This is not a support group with homework. The banter is half the point. You'll be surprised how much gets sorted while everyone's taking the mick.
The form below — first name, email, mobile. Takes thirty seconds. That's the whole application process.
You'll get an invite to the private WhatsApp group — that's where the meeting link lands each week, and where the conversation carries on between calls.
One hour on Google Meet. Camera on if you can, kettle on either way. Led by me, every week.
No register, no guilt trip. Miss a month, walk back in. The door stays open — that's the point of it.
What's said in the room stays in the room. No selling and no pitching — that includes me. And it's not therapy: if something comes up that needs a professional, I'll say so straight and help you find the right one — that's a promise, not a disclaimer. Beyond that: turn up as you are.
It costs nothing and it might be the most useful hour of your week. First name, email, mobile — I'll add you to the WhatsApp group and you'll have the next meeting link within a day.
The Wingman Club is an hour a week. MOVE30 is thirty days: a short daily practice, a live group call every week, and by day 30 a 90-day plan you wrote yourself. The Founding Group starts Monday 28 September.
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