The One-Woman Company — Session Two: Content
You are your own content team — and it is quietly eating your week. Session Two builds the engine that keeps every channel warm in about an hour a week, wired on your laptop.
The posts do not write themselves. Neither do the emails, the DMs, the launch updates, or the check-ins that keep clients and stakeholders warm. Content is the pillar that eats a solo founder's week — and most women try to solve it with more effort, not a better system. Walk in drowning in drafts, scattered notes, and posting when you remember. Walk out with one editorial calendar, a repurposing workflow, an owned email list no algorithm can take, a sane social rhythm, and an inbox that never drops a lead — built live in a single afternoon. Not theory. A working engine you actually run.
When you will wish you already had it.
The idea you keep putting off
You have got the domain. The plan. A 40-message Claude chat and a to-do list a mile long. What you don't have is a system to ship it. After this — you ship.
Lunch isn't over yet
A friend sparks an idea over coffee. One prompt and it is already in motion. You finish your lunch. You launch tomorrow.
11pm inspiration hits
No I will get to it later. You hand it to your stack before bed. By breakfast it is live.
Run it from anywhere
Forty minutes before boarding you launch the offer. Then you get on the plane. This is what a one-woman company actually feels like.
Built for the woman doing it all.
- Founders, freelancers & solopreneurs running the whole thing themselves
- Idea-rich and time-poor — more plans than hours
- You've dabbled with AI but never built it into a system
- You want to run lean — and stay lean — as you grow
- Not for people who want to hire and manage a big team
- Not for theory collectors who won't do the work
- Not for "someday" — this is for building it now
Five hours. You leave with it running.
We set up the tech stack and system for every job you do on repeat — function by function. No theory, no agent-building from scratch — the exact tools, wired together.
Bring your laptop · come ready to build
Tonisha Tagoe
Founder & Lead
Ladies Entrepreneurship Club
Virtual
Virtual — join from anywhere
Tickets & Registration
Full-day virtual OWC session · Join from your laptop.
Full-day virtual OWC session · LEC members · Join from your laptop.
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Setup Checklist
Pre-session preparation guide — accounts to create, tools to install, and what to have ready before the day.
Available after registration →Tech Stack Map
Visual map of the full tech stack — every tool, every connection, and how they wire together into one system.
Shared during the session →Prompt Library
Copy-paste ready prompts for every function: customer service, content, invoicing, outreach, and more.
Unlocked after the session →Session Recording
Private recording of the full workshop — refer back any time. Yours to keep.
Delivered within 48 hours →
I’m not teaching theory.
I’m opening my actual setup.
I run the Ladies Entrepreneurship Club and Apples & Pears across cities — mostly on my own — with one AI-powered tech stack doing the heavy lifting. People always ask how I manage it all while travelling, and how I set up new projects in new cities within weeks.
In this workshop I show you exactly how. Tool by tool, function by function. You copy my setup onto your own laptop and walk out running it.
— Tonisha Tagoe
Not notes. A working company.
- Your AI tech stack — installed and running on your laptop
- A system for every recurring job — content, sales, product, launch, service, accounting
- The workflows that quietly replace a team
- A 30-day plan to run on it — and never go back to doing it by hand
