Frequently Asked Questions

Members often have similar questions about our services, and if you cannot find an answer below please reach out and ask!

• What kinds of Circles are available?

  We offer a wide range of Circles, including: - Redefining Masculinity - Feminine Wisdom - Faith Transitions - Parenting with Presence - Relationship with Self - Balancing Professionalism & Authenticity …and more in development Circles are organized under four themes: Authentic Living, Balanced Relationships, Well-being & Growth, and Purpose & Contribution.

• Who leads the Circles?

  Every Circle is led by a trusted Everyday 7 facilitator—guides who are experienced in holding space for honesty, growth, and human connection. They don’t teach from a pedestal. They participate with you, offering presence, questions, and a steady container for the group’s unfolding.

• What happens in a Circle session?

  Each Circle follows its own rhythm—shaped by the group, within the theme—but most sessions include: - A brief opening or grounding - Facilitated conversation around real-life experiences and shared reflections - Honest, supportive space to explore what’s coming up in your life Facilitators offer structure, presence, and prompts—not a script. You help shape the conversation by showing up as yourself.

• What is an Everyday 7 Circle?

  A Circle is a facilitated small group designed for deep, meaningful conversations around the topics that matter most. Each Circle focuses on a central theme—like parenting, identity, or masculine/feminine wisdom—and creates a space where people can drop the small talk and get to the heart of the matter. Circles are not performance-based, and they’re not therapy. They're dynamic, real conversations that meet you where you are—guided by a skilled facilitator, and enriched by the lived experiences of the group.

• What’s the vibe? Is it casual or intense?

  Circles are grounded, real, and emotionally spacious. We’re emotional beings living in a real world—so depending on the topic, you might laugh, cry, feel activated, or just sit with something new. All of that is welcome here. The space is supportive, not performative. If you ever need a moment, you're always free to turn off your camera, mute yourself, and take a pause while staying connected to the group. We all need space sometimes—you can rejoin the conversation when you're ready. There’s no pressure to be “on,” just permission to be present in whatever way works for you.

• Do I have to speak or share?

  Nope. Sharing is always invited, never required. You’re welcome to engage at your own pace. Some people speak often, others mostly listen—and both are equally valued. If something stirs up emotion or you just need a moment, you can mute yourself, turn off your camera, or step back briefly without leaving the group entirely. We all have days where we need to just be held in the space without contributing. You can always rejoin the conversation when you’re ready. Circles are built on mutual respect, emotional spaciousness, and consent—so you’re never expected to perform or “keep up,” only to show up in the way that feels true for you.

• What if I get emotional during a session?

  That’s completely okay—in fact, it’s expected. We’re emotional beings navigating real-life topics, and sometimes conversations in Circle touch something tender, deep, or unexpectedly activating. There’s no shame in feeling, and no need to apologize. You're always welcome to take a pause—turn off your camera, mute yourself, breathe, cry, journal, or just be still—while still remaining connected to the group. We honor those moments as part of the process, not as interruptions. Come back when you’re ready. The Circle holds space for you whether you're speaking, silent, or simply sitting with what’s there.

• Can I join more than one Circle?

  Yes—with care. We recommend no more than two Circles at a time, ideally staggered on opposite weeks so you have spaciousness between sessions. Each Circle is priced separately and functions as a unique container. Each Circle: $85/month No long-term commitment required

• How many people are in each Circle?

  Circles are intentionally small—usually 6 to 12 members—to support real connection, trust, and intimacy.

• How often do Circles meet?

  Most Circles meet biweekly (every other week) for about 60–75 minutes. Some may meet weekly or follow a seasonal rhythm, depending on the topic and group needs.

• What if I can’t make every session?

  We know life happens. Regular attendance supports continuity and trust, but you’re never shamed for missing a session. Just come back when you’re able—the group will hold your place.

• How long do Circles run?

  While we recommend a minimum commitment of 3 months to fully experience the depth and benefits of a Circle, many of our Circles have been ongoing for multiple years. Members often stay not just for the topic, but for the sense of rhythm, reflection, and real connection they build over time. Whether you’re here for a season or seeking long-term support, Circles offer space to grow with others in an authentic, sustaining way.

• What if I want to leave a Circle?

  You can cancel anytime. No hard feelings, no guilt. We simply ask that you honor the container by letting us know, so the group and facilitator can adjust.

• How do I know if Circles are right for me?

  Circles are for those ready to deepen their practice of self-aligned living—and who value meaningful conversation in a supportive, community-driven environment. If you're looking to explore themes like identity, resilience, connection, or transition alongside others who are doing the same, a Circle might be exactly the space you need. If you prefer a more flexible or private rhythm, we also offer: - Essentials membership – daily practices you can engage with on your own time - Guided workbooks – for reflective self-study - 1:1 Coaching – for more personalized support and focus

• Is there support available between sessions?

  Yes! Between sessions, you can connect with your coach and fellow participants through our E7 Connect portal, where you can share insights, ask questions, and offer support.