You can do anything. In a new era with new rules, that is harder than it sounds. The question is what is worth doing.
Some have just sold what they built, and Monday has no shape yet. Some want to build something again. Some want what they know to matter to others. Some want their time and their means to change something they care about. Some don't know yet, and that is where we start.
What we do
We draw your profile first. Not a list of what you have done: a profile of the work that is yours, including what nothing so far has asked of you.
We read where it would count. Where who you are and what you can do would have the most effect in the age of AI, and what is worth putting your time into. Seen from far enough away to choose well. In conversation and in writing.
We give it a form. Something you build, something you give, or something you have not tried yet. If you build, we work out how to use AI sensibly for it.
How it starts
Book a call. Thirty minutes, no charge. We see whether this fits.
Book a callWhy me
My life, defined by three turning points:
A job I lost.
A business that ended.
A divorce.
Each time the same thing: I had to question my premises. Under conditions I had not chosen.
I have worked on both sides of change. With organisations, on strategy and how they change. With people, one to one, as a trained counselor.
Three years before ChatGPT, on the TEDx stage, I said AI would change the rules. It has. AI is not coming. It is already here.
I've been observing AI since 2015, not as technology, but as a shift in how we live, work and relate, and in what it means to be human. I bring that long view to yours.
I connect dots before others see them. Now I connect them for you.