Let’s find a time to talk.
A 30-minute introductory call. Tell me roughly what it’s about so I can prepare properly, instead of spending the first ten minutes working it out.
Every option books the same 30-minute call. Choosing the closest match simply tells me what the conversation is about, so I can prepare properly.
Thirty minutes is deliberate. It’s enough to understand your situation and answer real questions, and short enough that booking it isn’t a big commitment. If we need longer, we arrange a second conversation with the time it actually needs — nobody gets rushed through something that matters.
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Before you book
What actually happens on the call
No slide deck, no pressure to decide anything on the spot.
You talk, I ask questions, and I tell you what I think. If there’s something worth doing, I’ll explain what it does and what it doesn’t. If there isn’t, or if the timing is wrong, I’ll say that instead — and that happens more often than you might expect.
If you’d rather read first, the About page → explains how I work.