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Welcome to Coaches & Coffee – Fort Lee

Welcome to Coaches & Coffee – Fort Lee

Sat, Oct 24, 5:00 PM
From Coaches & Coffee – Fort Lee

## Welcome to Coaches & Coffee – Fort Lee **Great coaches don't grow alone.** Whether you're an experienced coach, newly certified, or transitioning into the coaching profession, this is a welcoming space to connect with fellow coaches who understand both the rewards and challenges of this work. Our gatherings are intentionally casual, supportive, and conversation-driven. There are no presentations, no sales pitches, and no pressure to have all the answers. Just authentic conversations over coffee with coaches who are committed to growing personally and professionally. ### What to Expect Every other Saturday, we'll meet for about an hour to: * Connect with fellow coaches in the local community. * Share ideas, experiences, and lessons learned. * Discuss meaningful coaching topics and real-world challenges. * Celebrate wins and support one another through the journey of building a coaching practice. * Build genuine relationships in a relaxed, judgment-free environment. Whether you're looking for fresh perspectives, encouragement, accountability, or simply a community that understands your journey, you'll find a seat at our table. ### What to Bring * Your favorite coffee or beverage ☕ * Curiosity * An open mind * A willingness to learn and share * Business cards are optional—authentic conversation comes first. ### Finding the Group We'll meet at a local coffee shop in **Fort Lee, NJ**. The exact location will be posted before each event.

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Mid-Life Singles Connect: Intros & Photos for Ages 33-47

Mid-Life Singles Connect: Intros & Photos for Ages 33-47

Thu, Oct 29, 11:00 PM
From Spark & Grow: Expert Dating & Relationships w/ Coach Amy
4.2

NOTE: This is not a live or in‑person event. This is an online discussion board where members post and interact at their own pace. Welcome to our online space for singles aged 33-47! This is a virtual discussion board designed for meaningful connections—no in-person meetup required. Introduce yourself, share your story, post tasteful photos, and get to know others who are in a similar life stage. Whether you're focused on career growth, enjoying your independence, looking for a serious relationship, exploring the idea of starting or growing a family, or simply seeking someone who gets the balance of adult life, this group is here to help you connect authentically. How to participate: * Start a discussion thread with your intro: tell us about your interests, lifestyle, values, and what you're hoping to find. * Add respectful photos that show your personality (please keep everything appropriate—no explicit or overly revealing content). * Reply to others with kindness and genuine interest. We're building a positive, supportive community, so please treat everyone with respect, courtesy, and consideration. Inappropriate behavior or content will not be tolerated. Let's make some great connections! Questions? Message the organizer. Please note the non-refundable $3 fee is for access to the discussion and photo board to meet other members in your age range.

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Making Better Bets: A Field Guide to Product Strategy with Andrew Skotzko

Making Better Bets: A Field Guide to Product Strategy with Andrew Skotzko

Thu, Oct 29, 11:00 PM
From ProductTank NYC
4.6

“Be more strategic” is advice every product leader has heard. But knowing what to actually DO? That's the hard part. Join us for an early look at *[The Strategy Cycle](https://thestrategycycle.com/)*, the new book from product leadership coach [Andrew Skotzko](https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewskotzko), which is a practical guide to turning a messy set of research, goals, stakeholder opinions, and competitive pressure into a real product strategy. Andrew frames strategy as a theory of winning, expressed through a cycle of bets. Plans, roadmaps, and goal lists all have their place, but a real strategy gives them direction and makes planning season suck a lot less. Mind the Product founder Martin Eriksson says the book shows you what to do on Monday morning—and “what to do in week 7 when the strategy is quietly falling apart.” Andrew will walk through the two halves of the cycle: **Craft the strategy.** Start with a two-page strategy sketch, distill what’s really going on in your market, name the challenge that matters most, and define why customers will choose you and keep choosing you. Then turn that into a portfolio of bets with a clear line between what’s in and what’s out. **Live the strategy.** Crafting the strategy is only about 40% of the work. The rest is deploying it, keeping it alive when shiny new things start arriving in week two, and evolving it as you learn. You’ll walk away with: * A practical way to frame strategic choices as bets * A starting template for your own strategy sketch * Tactics for keeping strategy alive after planning season ends This session is built for anyone responsible for setting direction in a fast-moving environment. Bring your hardest strategy questions. **Sponsored by:** * **[Askable:](https://www.askable.com/)** the UX research platform that grounds fast product decisions in real human evidence * **[Pendo:](https://www.pendo.io/)** Product Context for your Apps and AI Agents

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BLINDFOLD WORKSHOP w/ THE BATE COACH (14th St ***3R***)

Tue, Oct 27, 11:30 PM
From Daddy Retreat - NYC Men's Wellness Group
4.7
7 attendees

Fit & Fun & Drinks! 🍻

Sun, Oct 25, 8:45 PM
From Beginner's Fitness Group! 🏃‍♂️🧘‍♂️🏋‍
5.0
3 attendees

Gentle Dance Movement Classes - Free on Fridays @12pm (In-person & on Zoom)

Fri, Oct 23, 4:00 PM
From Hypnosis & NLP NYC - Update Your Brain
4.7
1 attendee
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Yes, if you have a passion for coaching and community building, you can start your own coaching group on Meetup. This is an opportunity to share insights and engage a new audience in New York.

Meetup primarily focuses on group activities rather than individual coaching sessions. However, interacting in groups can connect you with experts who may offer personalized guidance outside of Meetup events.

Online coaching meetups may be hosted on video conferencing platforms chosen by the organizers, facilitating interactive sessions regardless of your physical location in New York.

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