Loop Breakers · Guest Host Kit
Come host a room
of the people you're for.
You've got a topic, a practice, a story. Loop Breakers is the room to bring it to. Two formats: regular sessions (10 max, hard cap, properly small) and Guest Stages (up to 40, talk + held Q&A, when we want to open it wider). 90 minutes on Google Meet, all the admin already handled. This is the deal, in plain view.
01 · What Loop Breakers is
A small room for the looping.
Loop Breakers is a series of small-group coaching sessions for neurodivergent adults — founders, educators, writers, designers, parents — who've been circling the same idea for months, sometimes years.
The format is deliberately simple. 90 minutes. Google Meet. Two room sizes — a regular Loop Breakers room (10 max, hard cap, round-the-room) or a Guest Stage (up to 40, talk + held Q&A). People bring one thing they're stuck on. They leave with it moved forward — not finished, not perfect, moved.
I run most of them. I'd like to hand some to you.
02 · Why host one
What's in it for you.
- Reach an audience who already gets it. Our cohort is pre-filtered for “gets neurodivergence”, “values slow, careful work”, and “actually shows up”. No convincing, no defending your premise.
- Test a session format with low stakes. Want to try running your own thing someday? Borrow our room, our framework, our production. See if it lands.
- Paid work. See §04.
- Own your content. You keep the IP on what you teach. We keep the recording; you get a copy to reuse wherever you like.
- No admin. We handle sign-ups, payment, calendar, tech, follow-up. You show up and host.
03 · What a session looks like
The shape.
- Duration
- 90 minutes
- Capacity
- Regular: 10 max (hard cap) · Guest Stage: up to 40
- Platform
- Google Meet (link auto-generated)
- Recording
- Optional — attendees consent, you decide
- Format
- Flexible — propose what fits your topic
- Framework
- Session template provided (open → teach → practise → reflect). Adapt freely.
You can run it however you like within that container — lecture-style, workshop, held conversation, worked example, Q&A. Pick what your topic needs. We'll talk through your plan in a 30-min prep call.
04 · The deal
What we give each other.
Money — said honestly, by phase
We're being straight with you. Loop Breakers is in Phase 1 of 3 right now. Pricing is deliberately low to fill the room. So the guest-host fee at this stage is not a split of takings — it's a flat fee Unbarrier pays you, regardless of seats sold. Here's how it grows.
What you bring
- Your topic / thing you want to teach or run
- Your brand and credibility
- Help getting the word out. A forward to your newsletter list, a post or two to your socials, a mention in the corners of the internet you live in. You don't have to be a marketer about it — we'll give you everything ready-to-share (copy, graphics, your own booking link). You just press send.
- Show up on the day, 10 minutes early for tech check
What we bring
- Platform — Google Meet link, calendar invites, reminders
- Audience — our newsletter list + Loop Breakers community get first shot at seats
- Session framework — a tested 90-minute container you can adapt
- A full promo pack so sharing is easy: landing page for your session, a drafted invite email you can edit, social graphics (square / portrait / story sizes), a one-line pitch you can paste anywhere, plus a custom booking link with your name on it so you can see what you brought in.
- Payment processing (TidyCal) — goes through us, cleans up your admin
- Recording + transcript — we capture it, send you a copy
- Post-session follow-up — attendees get a short summary + any links you share
- Community access — attendees can join the WhatsApp cohort space if they want ongoing community
IP & ownership
- You own your content. Slides, materials, frameworks, worked examples — yours. Use them however you want, before or after the session.
- We own the recording. Edited version lives in the Loop Breakers library for attendees who missed it.
- You get a full copy of the recording to use however you like — promo, your own course, your YouTube channel, wherever.
05 · Straight talk about what we won't do
A few boundaries, said out loud.
- We approve topic and framing. Not because we don't trust you — because Loop Breakers has a specific audience and tone. If the fit isn't right, we'll say so early (and you keep the idea, obviously).
- Payment goes through our TidyCal. Keeps it clean for attendees, means we can do the refund/cancellation handling consistently.
- Loop Breakers stays Loop Breakers. We co-promote, but we don't rebrand the series. Your name is on the session; ours is on the room.
- No minimum audience promise. We'll do our best on promo, but we won't guarantee X attendees. The flat fee (Phase 1: £75 / Phase 2: £125) is how we handle that risk fairly — you're paid whether the room fills or not.
- We don't carry admin beyond production. If someone books and then has an issue with your content, we facilitate the conversation but don't mediate it for you.
06 · How it actually runs
Timeline, session to launch.
07 · When we're aiming for
The May → August ramp.
- Mid-May 2026 — first guest-hosted session
- Late May / June — building cadence, probably one every 2–3 weeks
- July / August — settled rhythm, one session per week, mix of me + guest hosts
If mid-May is tight for you, we can target June or July. No pressure to move faster than makes sense for your life.
08 · Saying no
On saying no.
A note on saying no
If this isn't the right shape, the right season, or the right ask for you — that's genuinely fine. A “not now” or “not this” is useful information, not a failure. Tell me what would be closer to right, or just say no. I won't follow up with a pitch.
The kit is designed so you can make a decision without needing more info from me. If you want more info, obviously also fine — email me whenever.
09 · Next step
If you're in, or curious.
Reply to the email this kit came in. One line is enough — “yes, let's talk”, “maybe, ask me again later”, or “not for me, thanks”.
If it's a yes-or-maybe, I'll send a prep-call link.
— Nici