The quality of attention in the room.
An afternoon that addresses what every other membership in your rotation quietly ignores.
15 seats only Intimate by design
You're stuck because your nervous system has already decided how much you're allowed to have. You can read every book, attend every event, hire every coach — and still find yourself back at the same ceiling. Not because the work wasn't good. Because it didn't go deep enough.
Chapter Zero is New York City's first women-only wellness house built for the in-between season. When one chapter is clearly ending and the next hasn't shown its face yet.
The average high-performing woman spends $300 to $500 a month across four different memberships. A therapist. A gym. A coach. Maybe a nutritionist. None of them are talking to each other. None of them are asking why the same pattern keeps repeating.
This afternoon brings identity coaching, nervous system science, and functional nutrition into one room. Not to give you more content. To show you the mechanism behind the ceiling you keep hitting.
You will leave knowing which unconscious pattern is running your decisions, what your gut and hormones have to do with your capacity to lead, and one specific shift to make before the end of the week.
Complimentary. Light bites and drinks provided. Fifteen seats.
You are high-functioning on the outside and quietly restructuring on the inside.
You have done the work. Read the books. Hired the coaches. And still hit a ceiling you can't fully name.
You know your pricing should be higher. You know the decision you've been avoiding. You haven't moved yet.
You are in a season of transition. One chapter is closing. The next one hasn't shown itself yet.
Each of these women has built something real. They're not teaching theory. They're showing you exactly what they see in the room.
Founder, Chapter Zero · @cchapterzero
Mariam noticed something most wellness founders miss. Women in transition weren't lacking options — they were lacking integration. She built Chapter Zero to be the first women-only wellness house in NYC that treats identity, body, and community as one system, not three separate subscriptions. She is the reason this afternoon exists.
NLP Coach & Trainer · Goldman Sachs 10KSB · Tory Burch Fellow · Simon & Schuster
Most coaches teach you to think differently. Judy works at the level below thought — the unconscious patterns that decide what opportunities you notice, how safe success feels, and what you do when you're at the edge of your next level. Her clients don't come back because they liked the session. They come back because their revenue, relationships, and decisions changed.
MBA, PhD · Integrative & Functional Nutritionist
Dr. Sarah Khan built her practice around the question most practitioners skip: why does the same protocol work for one woman and fail another? The answer is almost always in the gut, the hormones, or the nervous system. Having navigated Hashimoto's herself, she doesn't just tell you what to eat. She shows you how your biology is shaping your capacity to lead.
Thursday, June 4 · Marx, 7th Floor, 10 Grand Central, New York City.
This is the room, in order.
Doors Open · Light Bites · Networking
Identity + Mindset · Led by Judy Tsuei
Nutrition + Nervous System · Led by Dr. Sarah Khan
Small Group Work · All Three Facilitators in the Room
Integration + Close
If you sourced each of these separately
15 seats · One date · No replay
If you leave without a single useful insight, you've lost an afternoon.
If the room is what we know it will be, one afternoon changes how you operate for the next decade.
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Free to attend. What it costs is two and a half hours and the willingness to look at what's actually driving your decisions.