1:1 coaching
50-minute weekly sessions. Most engagements run 6–18 months; bi-weekly and monthly cadences open up after the first quarter.
- Weekly, then your cadence
- Async voice notes between sessions
For founders + senior operators
1:1 coaching for the people carrying the hard decisions. Most clients stay 6–18 months; every engagement starts with a free discovery call.
50-minute weekly sessions. Most engagements run 6–18 months; bi-weekly and monthly cadences open up after the first quarter.
Intensive support for an exit, a co-founder split, or a leadership step-back — the moments with no playbook.
Quarterly off-sites plus ongoing team coaching for leadership teams of four to ten.
Talks and half-day workshops on founder mental health, decision quality, and conflict without damage.

I founded a SaaS company in 2009, sold it in 2018, and spent four years as a COO — twice — after that. Certified as a professional coach since 2022. I work with founders and senior leaders at the next inflection: scaling past 50 people, exit decisions, succession, "should I keep doing this," and the quieter weight of a job nobody else really sees.
Thirty free minutes. You talk, I ask questions, and we both decide whether this is a fit. Either way you leave with sharper thinking.
Full-length paid sessions before any commitment — coaching is a relationship, and two sessions tell us more than any proposal.
Weekly 50-minute sessions with a written focus we revisit quarterly. You can end any time with a week's notice — no lock-ins.
The fee is quoted after the two chemistry sessions, because it depends on cadence and format. The terms below do not move, and they are the part worth reading first.
If cost is the blocker, say so on the discovery call. Two reduced-rate places are held at all times and nobody is asked to open their books to qualify.
“She helped me see I'd been running the company on autopilot for two years. Saved a marriage and a Series B in the same engagement.”
Monthly retainer, quoted after the chemistry sessions — it varies with cadence and format. If cost is the blocker, say so on the call; I hold two reduced-rate slots.
No. Coaching works on decisions, patterns, and leadership; therapy works on healing. They pair well, and I'll tell you plainly if what you need is the other one.
Completely. No summaries to your board, your investors, or your co-founder — even when one of them pays the invoice. That's in the contract.
Most clients are virtual; I'm in New York monthly and Europe quarterly for in-person sessions. Off-sites happen wherever your team is.
We write down what "better" looks like in month one and revisit it quarterly. If it isn't moving, we talk about ending — I'd rather finish well than bill long.
No, and it is common. The contract they sign says what they get: dates, attendance and an invoice. Never content, never a summary, never a temperature check on you.
Sometimes they should — but co-founder work is a different engagement with different rules, and mixing it into your 1:1 quietly ends the confidentiality that makes the 1:1 work. We would scope it separately.
Happily, though the coaching agreement already binds me more tightly than most NDAs do. Send yours and I will sign it before the first chemistry session.
Fifty minutes a week, plus whatever thinking happens in the shower afterwards — which is usually where the work actually lands.

Tell me what you're carrying. If I'm not the right person, I'll say so and point you at who is.
Tell me briefly what you're carrying. A 30-minute call to see if we're a fit — either way, you leave with sharper thinking.