Horizon Sprint
The Horizon Sprint is its momentum offering — a place to bring what matters and actually move on it.
July 15 / July 22 / July 29
3 Weekly 90 minute sessions
6:00pm PT - Live on Zoom
You have something you've been meaning to move on. A project, a decision, a direction that keeps getting pushed aside by everything else. The Horizon Sprint is a 3-week small group experience designed to help you actually move on it — with structure, support, and people doing the same kind of work.
This is not a course. It's not coaching. It's a focused, relational container where you bring something real to work on and leave with momentum.
How do we engage these tools without losing our judgment, creativity, and values?
This is for you if:
You know what you want to work on. You just haven't had time focused time or space to be able to get traction.
You're values-driven and often overextended.
You want structure without rigidity, and support without hand-holding.
You're ready to bring something and actually work on it.
How the three weeks work
Three Tuesday evenings, 90 minutes each. The group is small — intimate enough that everyone's work gets real attention.
Week breakdowns:
Week 1 — Name it
You bring your project or decision. You name it honestly — not the polished version. Together, we set your horizon: what will have moved by the end of three weeks?
Week 2 — Move it
Progress check, obstacle work, recalibration. We look at what's shifted and what's still in the way. You leave with a clear next move.
Week 3 — Forward
We name what moved. We name what's next. You leave with momentum and a horizon beyond the sprint.
Between sessions: Between sessions, you have access to resources designed for exactly this kind of work, along with focused prompts to keep you moving.
working through obstacles, and staying in motion between live sessions.
This is for you if:
You know what you want to work on. You just haven't had time focused time or space to be able to get traction.
You're values-driven and often overextended.
You want structure without rigidity, and support without hand-holding.
You're ready to bring something and actually work on it.
About the Facilitator
Desiree Aspiras is a licensed therapist, educator, and letterpress artist. Her work explores the intersections of creativity, contemplation, and courageous action through the Deep Breath Network.
She has taught graduate level therapy and counseling students, led creative activism projects, and recently, as an Acosta Institute Fellow, presented at the AI for the Rest of Us Conference, sharing what she learned from participating in the Acosta Institutes’s AI Certificate Program, where she developed a custom GPT designed to support brave creative work.