Step out of the noise for one whole day, and leave with a direction.
Some things do not want six weeks of hourly conversations. They want one long day, cleared of everything else, where the whole thing gets put on the table at once and does not have to be packed away at the end of an hour.
The Clearing is that day, and the month around it. We talk before, so the day starts warm instead of starting over. Then we spend it. Then, for two weeks, we keep writing while what we found is still moving.
The change is usually a business one: a practice you are rebuilding, a service you are ready to stop selling, a direction you have decided on and cannot yet say out loud in a full sentence. The life half comes into it, because it always does.
A conversation beforehand, the day itself, then two weeks of correspondence. Thirty days from the first call to the last letter.
Yours entirely, in person or on video, and the same either way. We stop when it is done rather than when the hour is up.
A written document of what the day found, and fourteen days of writing to me whenever something surfaces. I read everything, and I answer on Thursdays.
$3,000, the same whether we do it in person or on video. You write to me about what is in the way, I read it myself, and you get a letter back with a date proposed in it rather than a booking link.
There is one form for all of the one-to-one work, and it never asks you to choose. Write about what is in the way, and the letter back carries my true recommendation of how I can best support you. Sometimes the honest answer is ninety minutes rather than thirty days.
The True Line is the longer container, and it is the same application. Write once and the letter names the fit.