Work Direction Session
You can have a clear sense of the direction or decision in front of you, but still find that the more you think about it, the more there is to sort through.
The ability to see every side of a decision can be one of your strengths, but it can also become part of what keeps you going around in circles.
Tell me what you’re trying to make sense ofOur work is part of the life we're living. The decisions we make, the directions we pursue, the responsibilities we carry, and even what we keep putting aside are all part of how we're relating to life.
The work we’re doing may take a different direction from the one we had in mind when we began. A decision that once felt clear becomes harder to make. Different responsibilities pull our attention in different directions, while ideas we haven't been able to fully express keep returning.
And life doesn't settle down just so we can give our work the attention we think it needs.
We may keep looking for a better time, more information, or greater certainty before moving forward. Yet what we're experiencing within the work is already part of what we have to work with.
The conversation
A direction that no longer feels as clear as it once did. When the way you describe your work no longer fits what you do. Ideas that seem unrelated but keep drawing your attention back to them. A decision with too many possible directions, or material created with AI that has become harder to sort through.
You don't need to prepare materials or organize your thoughts before we talk. We begin with what you're trying to make sense of.
We begin with the work itself—what is happening, what has changed, and the direction or decision you're facing.
As we talk, I listen for how you're relating to what you're experiencing through the work. This includes what keeps drawing your attention, what may be influencing your judgment, and the connections that may not yet be clear to you.
Not everything surrounding a decision is noise. What you've been questioning, setting aside, or returning to may be part of what opens your perspective.
Together, we make sense of what is already present, without needing to sort through every piece or find an explanation for everything that has happened.
The work remains the focus, while the conversation opens more of how you're relating to life through that work.
You begin to see how different directions connect, how the way you've been describing your work no longer reflects what it has become, or how an experience you've been putting aside is influencing the decision in front of you.
You see more clearly whether the direction you've been questioning is still where you want to go, or whether your relationship with the work has changed.
The point isn't for me to decide what you should do next. It's for you to see more clearly what is already there and make a decision you can stand behind.
Standing behind a decision doesn't mean you never change it. You can know why you made that decision then and still make a different one now because what you're experiencing and how you're relating to it have changed.
A one-time conversation
Focused perspective work for founders, executives, business owners, and organizational leaders making sense of a decision, direction, strategy, evolving work, or too many possibilities at once.
We begin with the work you're trying to make sense of and explore what is influencing how you're seeing it, including how you're relating to life through that work.
The intention is to open your perspective so you can see where you are, what may have been getting in the way, and how you want to move forward.
WORK DIRECTION SESSION
60 minutes
Private online session
$250
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If this sounds like the kind of conversation you need, tell me what you are trying to make sense of and what is making the direction harder to see right now. I will review what you send and respond from there.