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Do the Boring Work and The Escaper's Lab are tied at 5.0/5 in this head-to-head comparison. Do the Boring Work has 2 member reviews and The Escaper's Lab has 8. Members of Do the Boring Work talk most about founder & leadership; for The Escaper's Lab it's community support. All ratings come from real member reviews. The full breakdown below should help you decide.
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Do the Boring Work
The Escaper's LabThe Escaper's Lab comes out ahead on ratings, review count, or recommendation rate. That said, Do the Boring Work might still be the better pick depending on what you're after. The review themes above break down what each one does well.
Do The Boring Work is a great community for prospective and current virtual...
Do The Boring Work is a great community for prospective and current virtual assistants to get the help that they need! Chastity does a great job giving resources and advice to newbie VA's and she has a mentorship option that is amazing! If you ever wanted to be a VA and don't know where to begin and want some one on one help, Do the Boring Work is the place to be!
Katherine Grimm · Apr 13, 2026
Amazing VA Community!
I’ve had a great experience being part of the Do the Boring Work Skool community. Chastity is truly an amazing mentor. She’s incredibly hands-on, genuinely invested in helping others succeed, and brings a wealth of knowledge to everything she teaches. What really stands out is how approachable and open she is. She not only welcomes new ideas from the community but consistently brings her own fresh, creative perspectives that keep things engaging and relevant. You can tell she’s passionate about what she does and about seeing others grow. If you’re looking for a supportive environment with real guidance and practical insight, this community is definitely worth being a part of!
Antonia John · Apr 7, 2026
Very welcoming
I just joined the lab I like what the lab is about and the purpose behind the Escaper’s Lab. It’s very welcoming and I already feel bonded with communicating with just the Founder
Nicole W · Aug 18, 2026
I give The Escaper’s Lab 5 stars.
I give The Escaper’s Lab 5 stars. What first made me join was Kesha herself. Her personality, her heart, and the way she genuinely cares for her people stood out right away. Her community feels like home. It is that safe space where I can show up as myself, without feeling judged or like I have to have everything figured out. Kesha is not only an educator, she is a motivator and an inspiration. She has created a space for women over 40 to unlearn old patterns, stop living on autopilot, and begin making small, meaningful changes one step at a time. Thank you, Kesha, for being who you are and for creating a community that feels so needed.
Tonia Stoney · Jun 3, 2026
Love this community!
I joined The Escaper's Lab based on someone's recommendation of the community. I wasn't sure what to expect at first. What I discovered was a fun group with great engagement and simple, effective tools. I love Kesha's energy, humor (makes me smile and laugh every day I'm in there) and practical insights. One thing I focused on improving in the group was workout frequency. I've increased that and I've shifted out of hating, resisting and dreading my workouts and into working out because I want to. I'm also enjoying the tools to get out of overthinking. What I've experienced with those so far is deeper awareness and quick action from easy-to-use tools and fun resources.
Leanne Chesser · Mar 20, 2026
Both have a ProveWorth Score of 5.0. It's a toss-up on paper. Read the member reviews above to see which one fits what you're looking for.
Do the Boring Work is $27/mo and The Escaper's Lab is free. The Escaper's Lab is free, so there's nothing to lose by trying it first.
Do the Boring Work is rated 5.0/5 across 2 reviews, with members praising founder & leadership. The Escaper's Lab is rated 5.0/5 across 8 reviews, with members highlighting community support.
Yes. There are plenty of other self-development communities with member reviews. Browse the Self-Development directory or check the best self-development communities page for the complete ranked list.