Speaking / speechwriting / workshop
I work with people who have something worth saying and need a useful room to shape it in — a speech, a story, a talk, or the next honest version of an idea.
These are focused offers taking shape around the work. Write first; scope, timing, and rate stay human and specific.
A 60-minute conversation for a talk, story, project, or knot in the thinking. We leave with a short next-move record rather than a cloud of advice.
From first premise to a speakable draft: structure, rhythm, story, transitions, and a revision path that still sounds like the person delivering it.
A small group session about making the next useful move: finding the thread, naming the audience, and turning a loose idea into a form people can use.
The shape of the room
Work begins with the actual situation: who is listening, what needs to change, what cannot be faked, and how much time exists. The session is not therapy, a guaranteed transformation, or a substitute for specialist advice. It is a carefully bounded creative working session.
A short brief: audience, purpose, date, current material, and what feels stuck.
Questions, structure, examples, and a live attempt at the next version.
A concise artifact: outline, next moves, draft notes, or workshop takeaways.