For People Trying to Get Better at What They Do
Your question, on the agenda.
peer2peer.group puts you in a room of people who do what you do — where what everyone brings becomes the conversation.
The thing you're carrying becomes the agenda.
The votes tell you you're not alone before anyone answers.
Every session goes to your inbox and stays there.
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Illustration of a Topic Board
You're not the only one. You never were. You just hadn't met the others yet.
The Problem
You can't search for what you don't know exists.
Every book, podcast, course and search result you find is limited by the words you already have. The tool that would save you six months, the approach that would change how you work — you're not going to find it, because you don't know its name.
No amount of effort gets you there. Only another person does. The best thing that ever happened to your career probably came from someone mentioning something in passing.
What You Need
A room of people just like you.
Your question gets asked
Post what you're carrying before the session. Everyone does. Everyone votes. The topics the room cares about most become the agenda — so what you brought doesn't have to survive someone else's plan for the hour.
You're not the only one
The votes tell you that before anyone even answers. Other people are carrying the same thing — and at least one of them has already been through it.
Specifics, not principles
The name of the tool. The way they worded it. The number they charged. The mistake to skip. Then the whole hour lands in your inbox, along with every resource the group shared.
What Actually Happens
It goes both ways. That's the point.
The reason this works isn't that someone at the front knows more than you. It's that ten people who do the same work know more, together, than any one of them does alone.
The senior member
answers something a newer one has been stuck on for weeks
The newer member
names a tool the senior one has never heard of
The value doesn't travel down a hierarchy. It moves in every direction — because there's a mechanism that gets it out of people's heads and onto the table. That mechanism is the board. What you're carrying goes on it, the room votes, and the hour belongs to whatever the group actually needs. Near the end, everyone names the resources moving the needle for them right now. Then all of it goes out to everyone who was there.
One Fair Worry
You've been in meetings that went nowhere.
So have we. That's the whole reason the agenda doesn't come from the front of the room. A group is only worth the hour if it lands on what people are actually facing — and that has to come from the people in the seats, before anyone speaks.
See how a session works →Who's Guiding You
The guide isn't one person. It's the room.
Everyone in the group does what you do, and every one of them has hit some version of what you're carrying right now.
That's the thing no book and no conference can offer. Not sympathy — recognition. Somebody in the room saying “I dealt with that last year. Here's what worked.”
Every group is convened by a Host with real standing in the field — someone whose experience is the reason the rest of the room showed up. Their credibility is also your signal about who else will be sitting there: quality draws quality.
And every session ends with the members themselves saying what they brought, what turned for them, and what they did next. Read those before you join. They're in the members' own words.
How It Works
Three steps.
You bring what you're carrying. So does everyone else.
01
Join a group and bring what you're carrying.
Find the group of people who do what you do, and post your wins, challenges, questions and ideas before the session. Everybody does. Then everybody votes, and what the room cares about most becomes the agenda.
02
Show up and speak up.
The conversation is already about what matters. Somebody in the room has been through your thing. And somebody else is stuck on the thing you solved two years ago. The hour runs both directions.
03
Leave with what you need to get better.
Answers to what you're actually facing, resources you'd never have found, and the whole hour in your inbox afterward.
Cost
Some groups are free. Some aren't.
Every group is run by its Host, and the Host decides. Free groups cost you nothing. Paid groups cost what the Host sets — and you'll know before you join.