It starts with an idea

Here we'll teach you how to figure out what to sell, who to sell it to, and the basics you need to get your idea off the ground (including how to make it work with your life.)

Now, we need to prove it

We'll support you in getting those first few sales and setting your pricing right so you know that this idea is worth building a business around. Research, packages, pricing, branding.

Let's make it consistent

Brushing up on your social selling, copywriting, sales skills, social media, website building, audience building, referral pipelines, repurposing content, getting your first 100 subscribers and more - this stage is about reliable sales.

And then help it thrive.

This is the stage where you go from being a business to running a business. Everything you do here is about increasing capacity so you can do more marketing and sales, make more investments, and take on more clients.

Assess where you are + get support.

In Solo School, each of these 4 stages has a specific checklist of "tasks to be done" before you can move on to the next stage. Within each stage, there's also an ever-expanding library of learning to help you develop the skills you need to move through the stages in a way that feels good and sustainable.

Feeling stuck? We have a whole team of neurodivergent experts available every single week for you to "drop in" during their office hours and get some support. From executive functioning and marketing strategy to design and operations, these coaches support your development through the stages.

Wish you had somebody who really "gets" what it's like to be you? Our peer-led community and coworking are available 24/7 in the Solo School app. Start a session any time, or join one live to get things done with a friend. This space is built just for you, so it's always a judgment-free zone.

Amy Harrison

Amy Harrison is the Founder & Force of Pixels & Pieces Design. She is a graphic and web designer from Halifax, Nova Scotia. She holds a graphic design diploma, a BA (English) from Acadia University, as well as a Masters of Science in Publishing from PACE University in New York. She completed the CEED Entrepreneurship Program and is qualified Project Management Professional (PMP). Pixels & Pieces is officially certified by WBE Canada as a women business enterprise.
Amy’s why is ‘to empower others so that we see opportunity’. Her DIY friendly approach helps her clients gain confidence and see their potential. The intersection of neurodiversity, creativity, and practicality offer Amy’s clients a unique experience.

Cheryl Woodhouse

When I was 16, I received my very first neurodivergent diagnosis - though I had no idea at that time what that meant. I had already been in business for over a year and was struggling with burnout. All sorts of assessments told me there might be more to my quirky self and my inability to "just do the thing" (as if there could be only one.)

It would be nearly another two decades before I would come face to face with additional neurodivergent diagnoses and finally start understanding why my business had been built in very... Unconventional ways. I created Solo School to share those ways, including the tools, resources, and teachers I used, with others like me.

Courtney Martin

Courtney Martin is an amazing bookkeeper for amazing female entrepreneurs. She loves helping women set up their business financials for success and helps them maintain them! She knows that financial information is crucial to make informed decisions for business owners and it’s her priority to ensure they can successfully maintain, grow, and scale their businesses through informed purchasing decisions. Prior to bookkeeping, Courtney taught high school for 4 years and still loves educating and answering questions. She is a wife to a work-from-home software engineer (so all her computer help is in-house) and mama to a sweet little boy. You can find her curling up with a Kindle Unlimited romance novel with her 2 huskies on a Friday night!

Deana Tanner

My name is Deana [Pronounced DAY-awn-uh, like “I spent the day on a farm.”] Tanner and I am the healthy humaning expert with a plan to take stuck humans from “fuck this!” to “fuck yeah!”

I assembled the BRACE Method as a nifty, memorable way to share my superpowers with humans who are working so hard to be happier and healthier humans; even when they weren’t given the skills, tools, and information when it mattered most.

It all started through a 4-H leadership education program meant just for teens. It was love at first listen, and I could NOT get enough. I didn’t know exactly how at the time, but it became very clear that the same skills and ideas that go into leadership education would be my life’s work. Healthy Humaning is my answer to that.

Paula James

Paula James teaches quick, gentle movement activities that help release tension and discomfort. They are easy to integrate into busy days (even if you’re low on spoons). Most can be done right at your work station and will help with focus, productivity, and feeling good enough at the end of the work day so that you can do something fun in your free time. A minor vehicle accident in 1991 left Paula with 10 years of low back and neck pain. She made the rounds of health professionals, but still hurt all the time. Learning how to reset her muscles brought her completely out of pain. Paula has been teaching this highly effective work to others for over twenty years.

Theresa Minnoch

Theresa Minnoch, a gifted, ADHD, and dyslexic individual. A widow and the devoted mother of four neurodivergent children, Theresa's journey is one of resilience and advocacy.

She is the driving force behind The Neurodiverse Life Coach, serving as its Owner and CEO. Her work includes the development of Mind Ascend, a comprehensive ND business program, and The Neurodivergent Business Leaders course, empowering individuals within the neurodiverse community to thrive in the business world.