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One hour. One written plan to change course.

After years in one field, spend an hour on what's next and leave with 30 days written down.

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Shared notesSample

Hour of 10:00 to 11:00

What stays

Teaching, calm teams

PlanSample
  • Week 1: what stays
  • Week 2: two calls
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  • Where I am
  • Where I want to go
  • First 30 days, written

One hour, sold as the whole thing.

It isn't the first step toward something bigger. It ends with your plan on paper, and nothing more to buy.

What you leave with.

This is a sample plan, written for an invented client with 12 years in logistics.

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30-day plan

Sample

Logistics manager moving into product operations

Name what stays

  • Write the three parts of your work you would keep.
  • Mark the two you would gladly drop.
  • Pick the one change you would say yes to.

$250, one time.

One coaching hour, with your written 30-day plan included. Paid before your slot is confirmed.

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Notes from your hour

Sample
  • Keep: teaching, calm teams
  • Drop: Sunday-night dread
  • Try: product operations
  • First step: two calls this week
  • Plan written, 30 days

How the hour goes.

  1. 1Bring the change you are weighing.
  2. 2Talk it through for one hour.
  3. 3Leave with a written 30-day plan.