Jeannie Sullivan
Ninety minutes · virtual

One question, taken apart out loud.

And a document you keep

Bring the decision you have been circling. We spend an hour and a half on it, and within three business days I send you what I heard, what I think is actually going on, and what I would do next.

Book a session $295

Some things do not need a container around them. They need one honest conversation with somebody who has no stake in the answer, and then something written down so it does not evaporate by Thursday.

This is that. No application, no fit call beforehand, no discovery sequence. You book the time, you tell me the question, and we use the whole ninety minutes on it.

If we get into it and I think you have brought me something much larger than ninety minutes, I will say so during the session rather than afterward in an email.

The ninety minutes

One question, on video, with nothing else on the agenda. You do not need to prepare anything beyond knowing what you want to spend it on.

The document

Written by me, within three business days. What I heard, what I think is underneath it, and the next thing I would do if it were mine.

Recording

The session is recorded so I can write the document properly, and it is deleted after thirty days. You can ask me not to record, and I will not.

What it costs

$295, paid when you book. If the honest answer turns out to be that you need something longer, the letter about that costs nothing.

Not open at the moment

I have taken the booking calendar down. I am writing rather than selling for a while, and I would rather say that plainly than leave a calendar up that I cannot honor.

This page stays here because the work is real and because I still do it, occasionally, for people who come to me through someone I have worked with. If that is you, you already know how to reach me. If it is not, the essays are the better place to start, and they cost nothing.

Read the essays Or come along to the letters →

What I am doing instead

Writing a letter every Sunday, and putting the things worth keeping into a small collection. That is the whole of it for now.

The letters →
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