A 90-minute class + 3 support calls ⟡  Hosted by Amelia Hruby of Off the Grid

For clarifying your values, aligning your actions & crafting a softer, surveillance-free life/business online

July 15 - 17 ⟡  $75 USD

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Photo by Marika Moffitt

The Invitation:

At the start of 2025, many of us declared that we were cancelling Amazon Prime (too exploitative!), breaking up with our Google Business accounts (too expensive!), and quitting social media for good (too exhausting!).

Then life got hard… and maybe we never figured out how to actually make those shifts? Or we realized that we needed support to find different solutions.

Now it’s summer, and we’re still feeling that icky, sticky misalignment of relying on these companies we know are harmful.

But what if there was a simple, supported way to make those shifts with ease?

That’s where OPT OUT comes in…

🌀 You’re not stuck with Meta, locked into Google, or trapped on Amazon — and moving away from these platforms doesn’t have to mean putting your life on Hard Mode.

OPT OUT is 90 minutes of simple mindset shifts, step-by-step processes, and curated lists of alternate tools that will help you redesign your tech stack for a softer, surveillance-free life (and business).

Here are the details:

What’s included:

• A 90-minute class taught live on Zoom on July 15th at 12pm CT (+ replay)
• Two 60-minute office hour calls with Amelia on July 16th at 10am CT & 5pm CT
• A Tech Stack Q&A with Amelia & Holly of Daypack Digital on July 17th at 10am CT
• A pop-up Discord server for asking questions and getting support

What will happen in class + on the calls:

• In class on the 15th, we’ll do four things:
  • Figure out why you want to make these changes, so you can root into your core values
  • Learn 3 essential mindset shifts that make this process easeful not stressful
  • Walk through the 5-step process for quitting each company, so you’re set up for success from the start
  • Explore a variety of alternate options for common uses of Google, Meta & Amazon
• Then on the 16th, there are two office hours calls to ask questions and get support