A 30-minute conversation.

I’ll ask what has you reaching out. Whatever is going on right now, the thing that made you start looking.

You don’t have to have a tidy explanation. We can figure out where to start together.

What we’ll do together

As you tell me what’s happening, I’ll ask what you notice in your body. Maybe your chest tightens, or you feel something in your throat or belly. We’ll take a little time with that.

Some people notice something change in those 30 minutes. The breath slows. The tightness eases a little. Some don’t, and that’s information too. Either way, you’ll know what it’s like to sit with me, and that’s a better basis for a decision than anything I could tell you about the work.

I’ll ask questions and tell you what I’m noticing. If I’ve got it wrong, tell me. I don’t need to be right.

Bring your questions too. Near the end, we’ll talk about whether to keep going.

You don’t have to decide anything on the call. We can talk about what working together would involve, and you can take time to think about it.

If a call feels like too much right now, start with the book. Chapter One is free.