Rachel Rodgers & Stu McLaren Will Spend One Day Helping You Build a Community That Grows Your Revenue, Your Reach, and Your Long-Term Business
An intimate Mastermind in Brooklyn, NY — June 4, 2026 — for entrepreneurs who want to build a room people want to join, stay in, talk about, and buy from.
Why This Room Will Change the Way You Think About Community Growth
This Isn’t About More Followers. It’s About Building a Stronger Room
A lot of entrepreneurs think they have a visibility problem, when what they really have is a community problem.
They think they need more followers, more reach, more eyes on their content, more people entering the funnel at the top. And sometimes that is true. But very often, the real issue is not that enough people have not found you yet. It is that the room you are building is not yet strong enough to hold people, connect people, or make them want to stay close once they do.
Because community growth is not just about getting bigger. It is about becoming more valuable.
It is about building something people actually want to be part of, not just something they happen to come across online. It is about creating the kind of space that deepens trust, strengthens identity, increases loyalty, and makes your business more resilient because people do not just consume what you sell, they feel connected to what you are building.
That is what this day is designed to help you do.
This is for entrepreneurs who are tired of trying to increase engagement without a real strategy for what that engagement is supposed to create. The goal is not more noise. The goal is a stronger community that supports stronger business growth.
This Is Not a “Get More Followers” Workshop
You are not coming to learn shallow audience hacks or a bunch of generic advice about posting more often, going live more consistently, or trying harder to “show up” online.
You are coming to learn how to build a community people care about, how to create deeper connection inside your business, and how to turn that connection into something tangible, retention, referrals, recurring revenue, stronger customer experience, better word of mouth, and more momentum around everything you sell.
This is for entrepreneurs who understand that attention is nice, but belonging is better.
Because attention comes and goes. Algorithms change. Reach fluctuates. People scroll past things they would have stopped for six months ago. But when you build a real community, one with clarity, standards, trust, usefulness, and identity, you are building something far more durable than visibility alone.
That is the opportunity that awaits you.
Where Belonging, Retention, and Revenue Start Working Together
Most entrepreneurs treat community like a side project. Something to maintain, something to keep active, something that sits adjacent to the real business.
But when community is built intentionally, it becomes one of the most valuable parts of the business.
It strengthens trust.
It increases retention.
It creates referrals.
It makes your work land more deeply and stick longer.
This is what happens when connection and strategy are working together.
Rachel brings the lens of leadership, proximity, and building the kind of room that expands what people believe is possible. Stu brings the structure behind recurring revenue, belonging, and building communities people don’t want to leave.
Put that together, and you’re not just building a community.
You’re building an ecosystem around your business that makes everything stronger.
What You’ll Walk Out With (Not “Learn”… Walk Out With)
Let’s make this very clear.
By the end of the day, you won’t just feel clearer. You’ll have real work done.
You’ll walk out with:
- A clear outline of your community, what it is, who it’s for, and what makes it worth joining
- A stronger or newly defined community offer you can begin positioning and refining immediately
- A simple structure for your community experience, so you’re not guessing what to post, host, or lead each week
- A set of high-value touchpoints designed to increase connection, participation, and consistency
- Practical engagement ideas and conversation angles drawn directly from your business, your voice, and your audience
- A clearer retention plan, focused on what will keep people engaged, involved, and coming back
You’ll walk in thinking, I know community matters, but I’m not fully sure how to make it stronger or more valuable.
You’ll walk out with a clearer room, a stronger structure, and a much more intentional way to build it.
This is not about leaving inspired. It’s about leaving with direction.
This Isn’t for Everyone
If you’re looking for something you can sit back and passively absorb…
This won’t be a fit.
This room is designed for people who are willing to look at their business honestly, make decisions in real time, and rethink how they’re building community at a deeper level.
But if you’re ready to:
Stop treating community like an afterthought.
Make more intentional decisions about who you’re building for.
Create something people don’t just join, but stay connected to.
Then you’re in the right place.
A Small Room Built for People Who Are Ready to Build With Intention
We are keeping this room to just 25 spots.
Not for exclusivity, but for depth.
Because the value of a room like this is not in how many people are in it. It is in how much attention, clarity, and real conversation is possible inside it.
With just 25 people in the room:
- You are getting direct coaching from me and Stu.
- You will have space to think clearly about your business.
- You will get thoughtful, direct feedback on what you’re building.
- You will be part of a room where people are taking this seriously.
There is no hiding in a room like this.
You are not here to observe.
You are here to build something stronger, with more intention behind it.
Why Are We Doing This?
Stu and I are doing this because business can be a powerful force for change when it is built with intention.
Between the two of us, we’ve spent years helping entrepreneurs grow, scale, and create meaningful success in their businesses. And that work matters. But at this stage, what matters even more is how that success is built, and what it actually creates for the people inside it.
The businesses that last are not just built on smart strategy or strong offers.
They are built on trust.
They are built on connection.
They are built on communities people actually want to be part of.
That is what this room is about.
This is an opportunity to step out of the noise, take a more honest look at what you are building, and strengthen the community around your work in a way that supports deeper loyalty, stronger retention, and more sustainable growth.
And we also wanted this day to do more than just serve the people in the room.
That is why we chose to make this mastermind a fundraiser for Village Impact, the charity Stu and his wife Amy founded over 16 years ago.
We are both donating our time, and every dollar from this event goes directly to Village Impact.
Village Impact partners with rural public schools in Kenya to help create safe, functional learning environments where students can learn, grow, and access greater opportunity.
So yes, you are coming to build something stronger in your business.
But you are also doing it in a way that helps build something meaningful far beyond it.
That matters to us.
And it is a big part of why we wanted to bring this room together.
The Details:
We’ll spend one focused, high-impact day together in Brooklyn, New York on June 4, 2026.
This is a hands-on, in-the-room experience where you are building, not just learning.
The investment is $5,000 USD, and 100% of the net proceeds go directly to Village Impact.
For the right entrepreneur, this isn’t a cost. It’s leverage.
Because here’s what $5,000 actually buys you: a better room, a clearer strategy, and faster access to the kind of insight that changes how you grow. The leverage that comes from having Rachel and Stu help you think more deeply about the community you are building, what makes it valuable, and what will make people stay. The leverage that comes from making stronger decisions about connection, retention, and long-term growth in one day instead of spending the next six months trying to figure it out by trial and error.
One stronger room. One clearer community strategy. One smarter decision about what your business actually needs next. Any one of those can change your trajectory faster than you think.
Ready to Make It Happen?
If this feels like the right room for you, reserve your seat.
This mastermind is designed for entrepreneurs who are ready to build a stronger community, make more intentional decisions about how they grow, and create a business people want to stay connected to.
You should come with a clear offer or business direction, an engaged audience of at least 2,500 people, and a real willingness to show up fully and do the work.
If that is you, we would love to see you in the room.
Reserve your seat.
P.S. If you are looking for the kind of personalized guidance and strategic access you simply cannot get from a podcast, course, or larger event, this is your opportunity. There are only 25 seats available, and once they are gone, they are gone.
P.P.S. Have questions? Check out the FAQ below. If you need anything else, email [email protected] with the subject line: Community Growth Mastermind.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the $5,000 fee?
The fee covers the full one-day in-person mastermind with group coaching from Rachel Rodgers and Stu McLaren. Light breakfast and a full lunch are also provided. 100% of the fee goes directly to Village Impact.
Is the price in USD?
Yes. The price for the in-person One-Day mastermind is in US dollars.
Does the fee include travel and accomodation? (flights, train, hotel, etc.)?
No. Travel and accommodations are not included.
Where is the event located?
The event will take place in Brooklyn, New York. Exact location is being finalized.
What do I need to bring to the event?
Your laptop, any business questions or ideas you’re working through, and anything you’d like direct feedback on — offers, messaging, funnels, growth plans.
Is there a refund policy?
Refunds are available until May 4, 2026 at 5pm ET, with a full refund minus the processing fee. After May 4th, 2026 at 5pm ET, no refunds will be provided, including for anyone who registers and completes payment after this date.
What if I can't attend the event in-person?
In-person attendance is required. This experience is built around live coaching, real-time feedback, and being in the room. If you can’t join us in Brooklyn, we’d recommend waiting for a future opportunity.
Will there be a replay / recording after the event?
No. This is a live, in-the-room experience and sessions will not be recorded or made available afterward.
Is there ongoing support after the event?
No. This is a one-day event designed to give you clarity, direction, and a plan you can run with on your own.
Will I have the opportunity to network with other attendees?
Yes. There will be opportunities to connect and collaborate during breakout sessions and group activities throughout the day.
What is Village Impact?
Village Impact is a charitable organization co-founded by Stu and Amy McLaren. Its mission is to provide access to quality education in underserved communities in Kenya by building schools and offering holistic support for students.