Let's Sit Down
A focused, one-time conversation about whatever is on your mind.
Back before it was difficult for me to travel, friends would take me to lunch and say, “My treat. We’re only talking about me. I want your take on something.”
This is that.
No commute. No awkward small talk. Just an hour of thoughtful conversation, focused entirely on you.
What This Is
A one-time virtual advising conversation where you bring:
- A philosophical question
- A sticky conflict
- A training outline that needs a second look
- A decision you’re circling
- Or simply the need to think out loud with someone not embedded in your daily life
I listen closely.
I ask questions.
I offer perspective.
We sort through it together.
What You Walk Away With
- A stronger sense of your next step
- Language for what you’ve been trying to articulate
- Thoughtful feedback grounded in experience
- Or simply the relief of having been fully heard
How It Works
- We meet for one hour.
- You’re welcome to send a short document or link ahead of time. Think “appetizer,” not “smorgasbord.” If you’re looking for in-depth analysis or long-range planning, we’ll want a different table.
- At your request, I can record our conversation and send notes afterward.
- No commitment beyond this conversation.
If you decide you’d like ongoing support, we can talk about that separately.
Choose Your Dining Option
You pick the place.
Drive-In Lunch ($35) or Sit-Down Lunch ($80)
If we went to the locally owned Mike's Drive In, you might order the chicken basket. I'll get a burger with sweet potato waffle fries. The check at the register is $35. Some people tip at the window, that's up to you.
Want something a little nicer? A sit down with a server place? I recommend the Highland Stillhouse, a fine Scottish establishment. We each start with a cup of homemade soup. I love the half order of gluten free fish and chips. You might choose a corned beef pastie with sauerkraut. For dessert, we split an order of the fruit crisp with ice cream over coffee. Total plus tip is $80.