You don’t always need a consultant. Sometimes you need somebody to look at the problem you’re looking at and notice something you don’t.
That’s a 14-Minute Signal Session.
Bring me a business problem, decision, opportunity, question, or situation that’s got your attention.
We’ll spend up to 14 minutes on it. You tell me what you’re seeing, and we’ll work from there.
I’ll listen. I’ll ask questions. I’ll challenge assumptions when they need challenging. Most importantly, I’ll look at what’s actually happening rather than simply accepting the way the problem has been presented.
We may find the answer.
We may find out that the question itself is wrong.
Or we may find one thing you hadn’t seen before that changes what you do next.
That’s enough.
No proposal. No discovery process. No six-week program.
This isn’t a consulting engagement that needs to be sold, scoped, explained, and scheduled three weeks from now.
There’s no presentation to prepare and no need to spend an hour bringing me up to speed before we can have a useful conversation.
You have a problem.
Bring it.
We’ll work the problem.
What can fourteen minutes accomplish?
More than you might expect.
I’ve spent more than two decades working with businesses, entrepreneurs, technology, marketing, media, publishing, websites, sales, and the people operating them.
Along the way, I’ve gotten pretty good at walking into situations I don’t know much about and figuring out what questions need to be asked.
That’s useful here.
You don’t have to explain everything before we begin. In fact, I’d rather you didn’t.
Give me the problem.
We’ll find the signal.
The investment: $49 USD.
That’s it.
One Signal Session. Up to 14 minutes. One problem.
Purchase below and you’ll go directly to scheduling.
One small distinction.
A 14-Minute Signal Session is deliberately transactional.
You don’t need an ongoing relationship with NDV to use one.
But if you discover that having someone who already understands your business available when you need another perspective is valuable, there’s another way to work with NDV: Asynchronous Strategic Companionship.
That’s a different relationship.
For now, you have a problem.
Let’s look at it.
