Let's talk.
A free 45-minute video call to find out, together, whether the six weeks are right for you.
This isn't a coaching session. It's a conversation where we work out, honestly, whether this is the right fit: for you, and for me.
I know the free call has been fairly well ruined by people who use it to sell. So here's exactly what happens on mine, before you give me 45 minutes of your life.
How the 45 minutes go
Where you are right now.
What made you book, and what's actually going on. Mostly I ask, and you talk.
Where you want to be.
What you'd want to be different, if you said it out loud to someone with no stake in the sensible answer. And why now.
What's been in the way.
What you've already tried, and why it didn't hold.
Whether the six weeks fit.
If I think they can help, I'll show you how they'd work for you, answer your questions, and ask whether you'd like to start. A clear yes or no is completely fine. If it isn't the right fit, or what you need isn't me, I'll tell you that too.
What you'll leave with
Whatever you decide, the 45 minutes should be worth your time:
- A clearer picture of what's actually off
- A sense of what you want to be different, in your own words
- An honest view on whether coaching is the right next step for you right now
This call is for you if…
- Something feels off, and you're ready to do something about it in the coming weeks
- You're open to investing in yourself, if it turns out to be the right fit
- You'd like an honest conversation rather than a pitch
Ready when you are.
Pick a timeQuestions people ask first
Is this a coaching session?
No. It's a conversation to see whether we're a good fit. The coaching starts in the six weeks, if we both decide it's right.
Is it really free? Will you try to sell me something?
It's free. If I think the six weeks can help, I'll tell you about them and ask whether you'd like to start, but you won't be pushed. And I'll tell you honestly when what would help is something other than working with me.
Do I need to know what I want before we speak?
No. If you knew, you wouldn't need the call. Not knowing is the most common reason anyone books one.
Do I need to prepare anything?
No. Just turn up as you are. If you arrive not knowing where to start, "I just know something's off" is how most of these begin.
Not ready to talk to a stranger about this yet?
Completely fair. I wasn't, for years. A few other ways in:
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