One-on-one coaching for founders, CEOs, and creators who want technology to finally work the way they think.
Chefs know the value of thoughtfully preparing their tools and ingredients before beginning work. We’ll set up your digital mise en place — your email, your cloud drive, your AI tools, and your key apps — around how you actually think and not some generic methodology that slows you down when it’s time to cook.
When routines and structures are designed to fit the person and not the other way around, maintaining your progress stops being a willpower problem. Bespoke workflows based on your strengths can help you hold things together — even when things get complicated.
Let’s face it — even the most brilliant system won’t create lasting value if your internal narratives and patterns are working against it. This psychological layer is one that most productivity systems can’t measure — but which can be addressed directly, with warmth, during our one-on-one sessions.
How it works
Each session is designed to offer a focused push with a clear aim. Sometimes that means addressing the fundamentals — getting things organized, reducing friction across your day, rebuilding an existing system to better fit how you work. Sometimes it’s more specific: learning an app or tool properly, organizing those tools around a goal, or getting traction on a project that’s been stuck. Each $2,000 coaching package contains four one-hour intensive sessions, paced to fit your schedule and devoted to developing a system you can run yourself once we’ve finished.
It’s one-on-one coaching that helps founders, CEOs, and creators build a personal system that fits how you actually work — tools, habits, and the follow-through to make it stick. It goes a level past the productivity coach or personal systems coach people often look for: down to the avoidance and resistance that decide whether you actually use what you build.
Founders, CEOs, and creators whose systems don’t match their standards — people who are good at what they do and quietly frustrated that their tools, habits, and follow-through can’t keep pace. If you’ve bought the apps, read the productivity books, and still feel the friction every day, that gap is exactly what we work on.
Most consultants stop at the tools. Most coaches stop at the habits. The work here moves through three levels at once — the technical setup, the structures that hold it together, and the psychological patterns underneath that decide whether any of it gets used at all. That third level is usually the one where the breakthrough is waiting.
Usually because they’re aimed at addressing the symptoms of disorganization and not the root causes. Changing tactics or tools without addressing the larger context questions around how you actually work often holds for a few weeks, then quietly falls out of use.
No, but it’s often a useful adjunct to it. We do practical work which addresses the psychological side of how you operate — the avoidance, the friction, the stories that keep a good system from sticking. Many people find this “hands on” practice supports the depth-seeking work they do in other contexts.
Not at all. The whole point is to build a system around how you already think, rather than making you conform to someone else’s method. I meet you where you are — whether that’s “I live in my inbox and can’t get out” or “I’ve tried every app and trust none of them.”
I’ll design your system around whatever fits best with how you think — usually some mix of email, AI tools, project management, communication, and backup.
Absolutely — many intensives are built around a single goal, like learning a tool properly or getting a launch organized. And if you’re not yet sure what to focus on, that’s fine; the first session is where we name it. Either way, the work is shaped around your aim, not a fixed curriculum.
The coaching package is $2,000 for four one-hour sessions, scheduled at your own pace. The first is where I learn how you work and what you’re after; the three that follow are devoted to tangible progress — building a system that supports your goals and the proficiency to run it yourself. You’ve also got support between sessions — message me with quick questions or decisions that can’t wait for the next call.
If you’re not sure where you’d begin, a short conversation usually makes it clear.