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60 min per session. Sessions for bands, duos, production teams, and co-founders working together.
Pick your time, then pay to confirm. Payment is taken securely when you book.
For bands, duos, production teams, and co-founders, built for two or more. Partnerships are their own kind of work, and most of the friction in them never gets a real conversation. Joint Operations is a session for the people actually in it together: working through creative disagreements, splitting responsibilities honestly, or just getting everyone rowing in the same direction before resentment builds up quietly in the background. I sit in as someone with no loyalty to either side, just to the outcome.
Good for: bands hitting the same argument on repeat. Co-founders who’ve never actually talked about who does what. Any team of two-plus that’s close but not quite in sync.
Why you need this: Unspoken resentment is how bands break up and how co-founders stop speaking, not from one big fight, but from a hundred small ones nobody named out loud. Getting ahead of it costs an hour. Not getting ahead of it can cost the whole project.
60 min per session. Sessions for bands, duos, production teams, and co-founders working together.
Pick your time, then pay to confirm. Payment is taken securely when you book.
For bands, duos, production teams, and co-founders, built for two or more. Partnerships are their own kind of work, and most of the friction in them never gets a real conversation. Joint Operations is a session for the people actually in it together: working through creative disagreements, splitting responsibilities honestly, or just getting everyone rowing in the same direction before resentment builds up quietly in the background. I sit in as someone with no loyalty to either side, just to the outcome.
Good for: bands hitting the same argument on repeat. Co-founders who’ve never actually talked about who does what. Any team of two-plus that’s close but not quite in sync.
Why you need this: Unspoken resentment is how bands break up and how co-founders stop speaking, not from one big fight, but from a hundred small ones nobody named out loud. Getting ahead of it costs an hour. Not getting ahead of it can cost the whole project.