Pour + find the story
Grab your beverage and turn what you do, what you care about, and what makes you different into one clear prompt.
You leave with: your angleWebsite happy hour · 60 minutes · only 10 seats
Bring an idea. Pour a glass. Leave with a website.
Join Chad + Steve for the happiest hour on the internet. We’ll open a bottle, open ChatGPT Work, and build Steven’s personal website live—then raise a glass when we hit publish.
10 GLASSES—ER, SEATS—MAXSmall group by design. Good conversation included.
Bring: one photo, one rough idea, and one beverage of choice.
STEVEN.ABOUT / WORK
HELLO, INTERNET.
Hey—I’m Steven.
Let’s build something worth sharing.
100% Steve✓ Sip. Ship. Celebrate.
WHY SIP & SHIP
I have a theory: most people don’t need another personal-branding course. They need one protected hour, a good prompt, a drink they like, and someone willing to build alongside them.
Wine welcome. Sparkling water celebrated. No code required.
THE HAPPIEST 60 MINUTES ON THE INTERNET
From first pour
to published.
Prompt + build
Use ChatGPT Work to shape the words, structure the page, and create the first version.
You leave with: a real draftPolish + personalize
Add a photo, tune the voice, and make the site feel like a person—not a template.
You leave with: personalityPublish + toast
Take the page live, share the link, and raise a glass to putting something real on the internet.
You leave with: a URL worth toastingNo slides. No jargon. No pretending the first draft is precious.Wine optional. Publishing encouraged.
NOT YOUR AVERAGE WEBINAR
You won’t just watch.
You’ll help make the calls.
This is a happy hour with a finish line. The room gets a vote, Steve gives up a little creative control, and everyone gets a reason to celebrate shipping.
THE ROOM VOTES
Choose Steve’s direction
Pick between two headlines, color directions, and layouts as the site takes shape live.
STEVE SAID YES
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we start
we start
We’ll track every brave design decision Steve hands over to the room. The final number goes on the scoreboard.
THE PUBLISH TOAST
URL live. Glasses up.
When Steve’s site goes live, we raise a glass—and anyone building along can drop their new link in the chat.
BONUS AFTER-HOUR
Website show-and-tell
Stay 15 minutes after the session to share what you made, get quick reactions, and celebrate everyone who shipped.
A LITTLE FRIENDLY COMPETITION
Ship it. Show it.
Toast it.
Everyone who publishes gets recognized. The best-looking site earns a seat on the other side of the table next time.
EVERYONE WHO PUBLISHES
“I Shipped This in One Hour” badge
A professionally designed participation trophy badge to display on your new website and LinkedIn profile.
BEST IN SHOW · TOP PRIZE
Judge the next session
The winner returns as an official guest judge for the next Page in an Hour competition—and helps choose the next Best in Show.
YOUR BUILD CREW
Two hosts.
Ten seats.
One publish toast.
Chad
Guide · prompts · momentum
Chad will show the workflow, make every decision visible, and keep the room moving toward published.
Steve
Brave volunteer · future website owner
Steve brings the raw material. Together, we’ll turn it into a personal site—live, choices and all.
GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you ask…
Do I need to know how to code?+
Nope. If you can explain what you want and react to what you see, you can do this.
Is this a lecture or a workshop?+
A live build. You can follow along, borrow the prompts, or simply watch Steven’s site take shape.
Will we really publish a website?+
That’s the goal. We’re optimizing for useful and live—not “perfect someday.”
What should I bring?+
A sentence or paragraph about what you do, a photo you like of yourself, access to either ChatGPT Work & Codex or Claude Code, and whatever you enjoy sipping. Messy ideas are welcome.
Do I have to drink wine?+
Not at all. Wine is welcome; sparkling water, tea, and everything else are equally invited. The only required pour is your personality into the page.
THE HAPPIEST HOUR ON THE INTERNET
Pour something you like.
Publish something you’re proud of.
Join Chad and Steve for one practical, slightly celebratory hour. We’re keeping it to 10 people so there’s room for questions, conversation, and a proper publish toast.