What Could You Teach? Ideas Below!

Now taking applications for Instructors!
Ahoy GoNaked family!
I was asked by one of our readers who want to lead a session but doesn't know what to teach, "What can I possibly teach? What do I possibly know? What could I contribute?"
So I've decided to give lists of sample classes.
You don't have to do one of these, but hopefully it inspires something within you so that you want to participate.

• Cooking for One (or Two): Real meals when you’re tired of takeout and lonely leftovers
• Erotic Writing Without Cringe: How to write sex that feels alive, not awkward
• AI for Normal Humans: Using ChatGPT, image tools, and automation without feeling dumb
• Pleasure After 50: What changes, what doesn’t, and what actually gets better
• Sewing, Mending, and Making Clothes Last: Old-school skills for modern bodies
• Money Without Shame: Basic budgeting, debt, and saving for people who hate spreadsheets
• Stretching for People Who Sit Too Much: Undoing desk damage gently and nakedly
• Consent in Real Life (Not Just Theory): How to ask, hear, and honor “no” without drama
• Pelvic Floor 101: What it does, why it matters, and how to care for it
• Cooking Naked Safely: Yes, really—what not to fry when you’re bare
• Travel Smarter, Not Richer: Planning meaningful trips without luxury budgets
• Body Image After Illness or Injury: Reclaiming comfort and desire
• Decluttering Your Life (Not Just Your Closet): Letting go without guilt
• Intro to Kink—Without Pressure: Curiosity, language, and safety basics
• Grief, Loss, and the Body: How sadness lives in us and how to move with it
• Zoom Confidence: Lighting, sound, framing, and showing up without self-consciousness
• Handmade Crafts That Don’t Suck: Simple projects that actually look good
• Sex Ed We Never Got: Anatomy, pleasure, and communication for grown adults
• Aging With Dignity and Humor: What nobody tells you about getting older
• Accounting for Creatives: Taxes, deductions, and money basics without panic
• Meditation for People Who Can’t Sit Still: Breath, movement, and presence
• Men and Friendship: Why it’s hard, why it matters, and how to build it
• Digital Privacy 101: Protecting yourself online without becoming paranoid
• Joy as a Practice: Finding small, daily pleasure when life feels heavy

Every year, one of my favorite things happens: our readers step forward and say, “I’ve got something to share.” And every year, you blow me away.
On Sunday, March 22 (10am to midnight ET), we’re setting sail again for the GoNaked Love Boat, our all-day, clothing-optional, Zoom-based learning and connection event. This is your official invitation to teach, lead, demo, discuss, guide, or facilitate a mini-workshop for our community.
If you’ve ever thought:

• “I know a thing or two about this…”
• “I’d love to talk about something I care deeply about…”
• “I’ve learned this the hard way and others might benefit…”
  This is for you.
  I've been Waiting for this! I Wanna Lead a Session!

• Sessions are typically 30–60 minutes
• You’ll be scheduled into a themed “Deck” (breakout room)
• Attendance is FREE for participants
• Presenters volunteer their time as a gift to the community
• Some sessions may be recorded for replay, if you’re comfortable with that
  You do not need to be a “professional.”
  You do need to be real, respectful, and willing to share.
  I Want to Present at Love Boat 2026!

Ready to come aboard?
Fill Out the Application and tell me:

1. Your name
2. A working title for your session
3. A short description (2–4 sentences is perfect)
4. Preferred session length (30, 45, or 60 minutes)
5. Any content notes we should be aware of
   We’ll build the full schedule from there and publish it ahead of the event.
   This community works because you show up with your whole self.
   If that’s you, I want you on this boat.
   So come on aboard.
   We’ve been expecting you.
   Take care, stay bare,
   Nick