Most questions about this work are answered on the diagnostic page. This page exists to clarify process — not to explore options.
If you're approaching a decision point — hiring, systems, pricing, or growth investment — the diagnostic page explains the scope, boundaries, and fee clearly.
That page is the correct place to start.
View the DiagnosticNo. This is a paid, fixed-scope diagnostic engagement. There are no exploratory calls.
No. This work ends with written decision clarity.
Requests are reviewed for scope alignment. If aligned, you'll receive an invoice and private intake instructions.
If you're unsure, review the diagnostic page carefully. If it doesn't align, it's best not to proceed.
No. The diagnostic page is designed to provide enough clarity to decide without a conversation.
The fee reflects independent judgment focused on sequencing, not execution.
This diagnostic exists to prevent high-confidence decisions made in the wrong order — where the cost is structural, not just financial. The scope is fixed, the work is bounded, and the engagement ends with written decision clarity.
It covers a fixed-scope diagnostic resulting in a written decision brief that clarifies:
It does not cover implementation, planning, or advisory services.
Because bundling judgment with execution compromises independence.
This diagnostic is intentionally standalone so decisions are evaluated on their own merit — without pressure to justify follow-on work.
Consulting typically optimizes execution.
This diagnostic evaluates whether execution should happen at all — and in what order. The value is not in activity. It's in preventing mis-sequenced commitments.
That's common.
This work sits before advisors and execution teams. It clarifies sequencing so downstream work doesn't amplify the wrong constraint.
The engagement ends.
You leave with written decision clarity and proceed however you choose — internally, with existing advisors, or not at all. There is no obligation to continue.
No.
The diagnostic is a fixed-scope professional engagement. The value is delivered through judgment and analysis, not a contingent outcome.
Fixed scope ensures independence, speed, and clear boundaries.
Flexibility at this stage would reintroduce ambiguity — which defeats the purpose of the diagnostic.
This page is useful if you:
Want to understand the process
Need clarity on scope or boundaries
Are deciding whether to proceed
If you're looking for advice, recommendations, or discussion, this will not be a fit.
The diagnostic page contains all scope, fee, and boundary details.