The 30 · 60 · 90 Assessment
Thirty to ninety days inside your organization. Where the machine belongs and where it doesn't — a plan you keep either way.
Explore Work →A journey, not a menu. Most clients begin at the first step; some arrive at the third. We stay in the room as the practice matures.
Every engagement begins with a question that sounds simple and is not: where does the machine belong in this organization, this practice, this household — and where must it never go? We answer it with you, in your words and with your numbers, before anything is built.
The instrument is the 30 · 60 · 90 Assessment: an audit of how people, programs, and processes actually perform against the goals, a scorecard against benchmarks, and a plan you keep whether or not you hire us for the next step. Fractional counsel and roadmaps continue from there.
Thirty to ninety days inside your organization. Where the machine belongs and where it doesn't — a plan you keep either way.
Explore Work →Two hours with you and your work. We leave with a map of what the machine should touch, what it must never touch, and the first thing to build.
Explore Play →An hour. You walk us through a normal week; we tell you what an office would take off it, what it would cost, and what we'd never let it touch.
Explore Live →Agents, workflows, and integrations built on your data and under your rules — for an operating team, a studio and its community, or a household. Each agent gets a seat, a role, a mailbox, and a ledger, and reports to a person who can see the whole of it.
We follow the same five steps we have used for a decade — discovery, design, development, deployment, delivery — with a new kind of hand doing the work. Nothing goes live without your word in plain language.
An office of agents is only as good as the people directing it. We teach teams, creators, and families how to give direction, how to read a ledger, how to tell a good answer from a confident one, and what to never delegate.
Workshops and programs, sized to the room: a leadership team, a studio, a family at the kitchen table. The aim is that you run it — not that you need us to.
Practices mature and results compound. We stay on as management counsel while they do — reviewing the ledger, retiring what no longer earns its seat, adding what the work now calls for.
Ongoing engagements are sized to the practice, not to a retainer: a standing hour, a quarter's review, or a seat at the table. We leave when you no longer need us, and we say so first.
Thirty to ninety days inside your organization. We look at how people, programs, and processes actually perform against the goals — then we tell you where the machine belongs and where it doesn't. You keep the plan whether or not you hire us for the next step.
Engagements follow five steps: Discovery, Design, Development, Deployment, Delivery.
A short call, then a plan you keep. One founder reads every note.