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The Voltage Room

Where smart women go to get their power back.

A live Moxie practice room for women ready to get switched on and in motion.

You know the flicker.

That tiny, inconvenient pulse that says, this. I want this.

A half-second later, the reasonable voice shows up with its clipboard.

Too late.

Too much.

Too expensive.

Too selfish.

Too impractical.

Who do you think you are?

And because you are smart, responsible, needed, and very good at keeping a life running, you have learned to listen to that voice.

You have overridden the flicker a thousand times.

You called it maturity. Timing. Being realistic. Not making a fuss.

And sometimes, it was intelligence. It helped you survive, adapt, provide, protect, succeed, and keep the plates spinning.

But at some point, the same reflex that helped you hold everything together starts keeping you from the life that wants you now.

That flicker has a name.

Eros, EH-ross. Not sex, though the body is absolutely invited. Eros in the older, larger sense: the pull toward life.

The shimmer. The appetite. The ache. The wild little yes. The part of you that still knows what has voltage.

The Voltage Room is where you stop treating that signal as something to manage and start giving it somewhere real to move.

STEP INTO THE VOLTAGE ROOM

You have a structure for everything but this.

You have a trainer, or the Pilates class, or the walk you don't skip. A calendar for your work. Something on the books for your money, your teeth, the gutters, the car.

Every important thing in your life has a structure that holds it.

Every important thing but one.

The work of staying awake to your own life — what's alive in you, what's shifting, what's quietly asking for you now — gets left to maybe I'll journal this weekend. A podcast stirs something real on the drive home, and by dinner it's gone. A feeling surfaces in the shower and slips down the drain with the water.

Not because it doesn't matter. Because there's nowhere for it to go.

No rhythm. No company. No room built to catch the current before it dissipates.

The Voltage Room is that room.

A small, live circle — never more than twelve — where this becomes something you actually do, on a rhythm, in the company of women who take their own lives as seriously as you take yours.

Not a big audience. Not a course you watch alone and forget. A room small enough that you're known by name, and substantial enough that the conversation goes where it needs to go.

But I don't feel a flicker. I feel flat.

Maybe you've read this far thinking: that's lovely. It isn't me.

You don't feel a live wire. You feel flat. A little numb. Like the spark drained out somewhere and didn't leave a note.

Read this part slowly. It's the one almost nobody gets right.

Flat is not the opposite of alive.

Flat is what a live current feels like when it has nowhere to go.

The charge is still in you — humming under the good job, the handled life, the perfectly reasonable days. But eros with no outlet doesn't arrive as fire. It arrives as flatness. As I think I've lost my spark. As a low, dutiful hum in a life that looks, from the outside, like it's working just fine.

And the women most likely to feel this are the most accomplished ones. Because you got so good at so much.

Here's the tell.

The flat places are usually the ones you already know how to do. The role you can run in your sleep. The competence that stopped asking anything of you.

The charge is somewhere else — out on the edge of what you're not yet sure how to do. The thing that gives you a small, involuntary lift the second you say it out loud.

That lift is the wire.

The flatness was never the truth about you. It was a live current, fully charged, with nowhere yet to go.

Finding that wire, and giving it somewhere to move, is the whole work of this room.

STEP INTO THE VOLTAGE ROOM

What a season looks like

Every other Wednesday, we gather live.

You bring one living focus for the season: your Live Wire, the part of your life with the most charge now.

It might be a body of work. A book. A conversation. A creative practice. A health devotion. A money move. A room reclaimed. Your body. Your voice. Your visibility. Your marriage. Your pleasure. A relationship with your own desire. A piece of work brought into the world. A way of being that would change how your life feels from the inside.

The focus gives the practice a form.

We return to it across the season, not to force an outcome, but to learn how to bring what is inside you into the life you are actually living.

You hear what's calling.

You respect what gets stirred.

You stay with yourself when the old protective reflex rises.

You let yourself be seen and supported while something new takes shape.

That's the practice.

Listen. Recognize. Choose. Move. Create.

A grown woman in delicious, satisfying, dare-we-say-exciting motion.

So what actually happens in the room?

A Live Wire focus for the season

One living place in your actual life receives your warm, deliberate attention, so your growth compounds instead of scattering.

A new Mastery Move each gathering

A clean distinction, question, or practice that helps you relate to your Live Wire differently and live from that shift between sessions.

Live coaching with me, in the room

The thing that changes you is being met with warmth, precision, and enough loving backbone to stop abandoning what’s alive.

Voltage Reports between gatherings

Short field notes inside the private room, where you name what you’re noticing, choosing, trying, softening, releasing, or bringing into form around your Live Wire.

This is how the growth becomes visible before the old reflex can convince you nothing is happening.

A room of alive, discerning women

Accountability that comes from love. You stop making your life alone.

By the end of a season, something has changed because you kept company with the part of your life that was asking for attention.

Something softened.

Something clarified.

Something moved.

Something exists that did not before.

Evidence, standing in your life after the season ends.

“I felt like it was a safe space. I felt like I could talk about real life and the whole of my life, and not feel judged.”

— Dawn Constantin, Chief Operating Officer, Gas & Power Trading Americas, bp

STEP INTO THE VOLTAGE ROOM

Here’s what you’ll receive:

  • Live gatherings with Deb over Zoom, every other Wednesday, 7:00-8:30 p.m. Eastern

  • Recordings available afterward

  • A Live Wire focus for the season, so your growth has somewhere to gather

  • A new Mastery Move each session to apply to your actual life

  • Prompts, tools, and practical resources throughout the season

  • Voltage Reports between gatherings, so you can see what’s shifting as it happens

  • A room of smart, alive women practicing motion, self-trust, aliveness, support, and coherence in real life

  • Access to the private Voltage Room space inside Club Moxie

Small by design — an intimate container, capped at twelve. A place for the quiet sense that there's something more for you — to be named, witnessed, and helped toward form.

THE RHYTHM

We gather live every other Wednesday, 7:00-8:30 p.m. Eastern, on Zoom. Recordings follow each session, so a week you can’t make it live doesn’t cost you the room.

A season is six gatherings.

Some women take a season. Some take the year, because they’d rather the practice not stop just as things come alive.

The room is full.

The next opening may be small.

Many members joined for the year, so not every seat will reopen each season. Join the waitlist to hear first when space becomes available.

Current members get first dibs. Then the waitlist. Then everyone else.

Pricing for future openings will be shared when enrollment becomes available.

Want first notice when a place opens? Add your name to the waitlist below.

Who’s guiding the room

I’m Deb Beroset, writer, creative catalyst, founder of Moxie, and currently writing Moxie & Eros: Reclaiming Beauty, Desire, and Aliveness.

For decades, I’ve worked at the intersection of language, human development, creativity, and innovation: as an award-winning journalist, a senior communications leader, a seminar leader, and Editorial Director of New Ventures at Hallmark, where I helped build brand voice, creative culture, and spaces where better work could emerge because the conversation itself got better.

That’s always been my territory: the living edge between what makes people come alive and the conditions that let it take form.

That’s why I built the Voltage Room.

“I’ve met plenty of brilliant strategists and plenty of deep thinkers. What I almost never find is both in the same person…Deb is the unicorn I’d been looking for and frankly wasn’t sure existed.

“She sees the pattern before anyone else in the room can name it, and she has the moxie to say it plainly, in language that doesn’t just inform people, it moves them.

“Accomplished, skeptical people lean in when Deb speaks. That’s not a skill you teach. That’s who she is.”

— Matt Ludmer, Founder, Aligned Wealth Management · Author, The Right Mountain

What it’s like to work with me

  • “Deb helped me organize who I am at my core, what lights me up, and gave me a road map to play with those things.”

    Eileen Woods, writer, educator, and coach

  • “Because of this work, I now am much more assertive in how I want to show up every day. I just make the choice, choose how I want to show up, and no apologies.”

    Dawn Constantin, COO, Gas & Power Trading Americas, bp

  • “The woman I uncovered and let out to play is someone who loves herself and everyone else. As a verb.”

    Letitia Johnson, Director of Customer Experience

  • “Exactly what I needed to remind me of my power, individuality, expressiveness, courage, and gifts. When you are aligned in yourself, you can manifest anything."

    Candi S. Cross, WSJ & USA Today bestselling ghostwriter

  • "Incredible. I found myself rediscovering a higher level of energy and experiencing more self acceptance than I had felt since being a child."

    Patti Schwarztrauber, retired psychotherapist

  • "I had a newfound clarity, a renewed sense of purpose, and was grateful to have connected with a kindred spirit. I highly recommmend."

    Margaret Pazant, former Vogue editor & spiritual coach

  • "Deb tunes into you on a soul level and listens deeply for your truth. She is both a spiritual guide and a masterful coach."

    Caroline Zarinelli, composer, musical theater director & voice coach

  • "You listen for the energy. What makes our hearts sing. That's what makes us come alive. I'm a new woman."

    Debra Kosch, retired banking executive

Frequently Asked Questions

  • You’ll begin with the July 15 opening-session replay, which introduces the room, the Live Wire, and our first Mastery Move. Then you’ll join us live on July 29 for the second gathering.

    Enrollment closes Tuesday, July 28.

  • Come to what you can. Every gathering is recorded. And the work between sessions, your Live Wire focus, the Mastery Practice, the Voltage Reports, and the private space, keeps you in the room even on a week you miss.

    This is built for women with full lives.

  • It's built to be intimate — capped at twelve, live, every time. A room this small is what lets you bring the sense that there's something more for you, and actually be met in it. You practice here. You don't just consume it.

  • Take a season if you want to feel the room before you commit to the year.

    Take the year if you already know you don’t want the practice to stop just as things come alive, and you’d like to save $800 doing it.

  • You don’t need to arrive with a polished goal.

    Some women come in with a clear desire, decision, project, or conversation. Others arrive with an ache, irritation, curiosity, or pull they can’t quite name.

    We begin by listening for what has charge and letting your Live Wire come into focus.