Free community, a workshop, an hour when you're stuck, a standing monthly session, or building the thing together. Same person either way — the only question is how much help you need right now, and what you can spend.
Six places I'm most useful. Most people arrive convinced they need help with the fourth one and discover the real work is in the first two.
Going from an idea in your head to something real that exists in the world — a page, a prototype, a first version someone else can look at. This is the step almost everyone stalls on, and it's mostly not a skill problem.
You need this if: you've been "about to start" for months.The smallest version that actually proves the idea — and explicit permission to cut everything else until it does. Scope is the thing that kills most builds, and it kills them quietly.
You need this if: your feature list keeps growing and nothing ships.The tools, the AI workflow, and the working sessions that get it out of drafts and in front of real people. I build with these tools every day — I'm not recommending things I read about.
You need this if: it's 80% done and has been for a while.Who it's really for, what to say so they lean in, and the one channel worth running properly before you try five badly. Built things need people; this is how they get them.
You need this if: you launched and heard nothing back.The one specific thing that's blocked you for weeks. Someone who has been through the version of this that didn't work, and will tell you plainly when you're about to repeat it. Usually an hour. Usually not the thing you thought.
You need this if: the hardest call is the one you keep postponing.A standing session and a real cadence, so the build survives the week your motivation doesn't. Most things don't fail — they just quietly stop. This is the rung that prevents that.
You need this if: this is your third restart on the same idea.Cheapest first, on purpose. If you can't pay for help yet, the top rung is free and genuinely useful — take it, and come back when you're ready. Need an hour right now? Book and pay for it directly. For anything bigger, start with the free 30-minute call.
A free Skool community of builders — live workshops, meetups, and honest conversation with people making the same thing you are. No pitch, no upsell wall. This is where I send everyone who isn't ready to pay for help, and a lot of them never need to.
Start here if: money's tight, or you just want to see how I think.Half a day, live, hands-on, small group. We take one thing — shipping your first version, finding your first users, using AI to build faster — and you leave having actually done it, not having taken notes about it.
Start here if: you learn by doing it once with someone watching.Bring one specific problem. We work it together and you leave with a solution, not a list of ideas. Pick a time and pay right on the booking page — no retainer, no minimum, no call needed first. Three formats:
Two working sessions a month plus text access in between. We set the goal, break it into something you can actually finish, and I hold you to it. This is the rung that fixes the real problem for most people — not knowing what to do, but doing it consistently.
Start here if: you know what to build and keep not building it.When you don't want coaching — you want the thing built. I scope a real deliverable, bring my team and my AI tooling, and we build it together on a fixed project fee. You keep the asset and the know-how to run it.
Start here if: there's a deadline and a deliverable, not just a goal.Not sure which rung? Book the free call and I'll tell you honestly — including when the answer is "you don't need to pay me for this yet."
I work in person where I can, at a whiteboard, with the person who actually has to build the thing. No deck arrives at the end of the month in place of a conversation. You'll get direct opinions, an occasional argument, and someone who cares whether the thing gets made — not a vendor protecting a scope of work.
I'd rather say no early than take money for something that was never going to work. Here's the honest version.
From first call to first working session is usually about a week.
Book thirty minutes. I'll tell you which rung you actually need — and if that's the free community, I'll tell you that too.
Book 30 minutes with me