Fifteen minutes

Let’s have coffee.

A short, real conversation about the thing you’re working on: the course you keep almost starting, the program you’re not sure anyone would pay for, the plan that’s been in a document since last spring.

Bring it as it is. Half-formed is the normal state of a good idea.

What it is
  • Fifteen minutes, on video.
  • One question, looked at honestly.
  • A useful next move, if one’s there.
What it isn’t
  • A sales call in a nicer sweater.
  • A pitch you have to sit through.
  • A full session, which is different, and longer.
Optional, and it helps

Five questions to daydream through before we talk. Print it, fill it in badly, bring it. Fifteen minutes goes a lot further when you’ve already pictured the thing out loud.

Print the Daydream page →

Pick a time

I keep a few coffee slots open each week. If nothing’s available, check back the following week, or write to me and we’ll find something.

Coffee is not recorded and I keep no notes from it. If we go on to a Clarity Session, that one is recorded, and the booking page says so before you pay.

If fifteen minutes isn’t enough, and sometimes it isn’t, the longer conversation is a Clarity Session.

See how a Clarity Session works →