Ninety minutes to find the one thread under everything that's felt heavy, and turn it into a next step small enough to actually take. Not a transformation — a true move.
This is for you if
If you're looking for months of deep work on long-running patterns, this isn't it — that's 1:1 coaching. The Reset is one knot, untied well.
How it works
You get a short worksheet: the fog in your own words, what you've tried, and what different looks like two weeks out. I read every word before we talk, so the session starts at depth instead of at the beginning of the story.
We find the one thread under the ten problems, name the quiet deal that's kept things as they are, and shrink the first move until it's almost embarrassing to skip. The last fifteen minutes we fill in your next-step plan together.
Within a day you get the session in writing: what we named, your move, your promise and its date. Nothing lives on memory alone.
Ten days later I ask you one question: did you make the move? Either answer is useful. Kept promises get a next step; broken ones get a smaller version. The check-in is included; using it is the point.
For one clear knot — a decision, a stuck project, a conversation you're avoiding — yes, usually. For patterns that have been running for years, one session gives you clarity and a first move, not a rebuild. If it turns out you want the longer work, everything we do in the Reset carries straight into it.
You get an email with your booking link and the intake worksheet. You pick a time, send the intake back at least a day ahead, and we meet. The whole thing usually spans a week or two from purchase to check-in.
That's normal. Most people arrive with fog, not a headline. The intake is designed for exactly that, and the free Clarity Assessment on this site is a good five-minute start if you want a read before you commit anything.
Reschedule up to 24 hours before the session, no questions. Refunds within 48 hours of purchase, before the session happens. The details live in the Terms.
The Reset costs $195 and asks for about three hours of your attention across two weeks. The honest pitch: a stuck feeling stays enormous exactly as long as it stays vague, and ninety focused minutes is usually enough to make it specific.