Think With Me
A 60-minute Creative Thinking SessionBring me the thing you can’t quite see your way through.
We’ll look at it together and find another way in.
60 minutes · Online · £110
You don’t need to arrive with the answer.
You don’t even need to be entirely sure what the question is.
You might have an idea you can’t quite shape, a decision you’re circling, something in your work or life that isn’t fitting anymore, or simply the feeling that you’re looking at something from the same angle over and over again.
Bring it with you.
For 60 minutes, we’ll give it our full attention.
What Happens in a Session?
This is really simple!
We turn up, perhaps with a cup of tea or coffee.
We get comfortable and start to chat!
You tell me as much as you can about whatever you need an extra mind to help with. You can also tell me what you have tried already and what you want to achieve.
And then I start to do what I do: notice patterns, ask questions, make connections and offer ideas and suggestions.
My aim is to help you see new possibilities, perspectives or ways forward that you couldn’t quite see from where you were standing.
READY TO THINK WITH ME?
Creative Thinking Session
60 minutes · Online via Google Meet
£110
What happens after I book?
I’ll email you within 24 hours to arrange a time that works for us both. Once we’ve agreed a time, I’ll send you a Google Meet link for our session.
After our conversation, I’ll send you the recording along with brief written notes capturing the main ideas, questions and possibilities we uncovered.
A Bit About Me
I’ve always been a creative thinker. I’m a writer, an artist and designer, and a natural polymath, endlessly curious, with a habit of wandering into different subjects and discovering connections between them.
Over the years, my work and interests have taken me through writing and storytelling, art and design, websites and technology, psychology and philosophy, intuitive and energy work, spirituality, ancient history and the edges of science. I’ve trained in some of these areas, worked professionally in others, and disappeared down countless rabbit holes simply because something fascinated me.
What all of that has given me is a very large and slightly unusual box of things to think with.
I don’t approach a problem from one discipline or use the same method with everyone. I draw on whatever seems useful. Practical experience, imagination, logic, intuition, metaphor, technology, psychology, creativity, or a connection between things that at first appear completely unrelated.
Mostly, I’m curious. Give me something interesting to think about and I want to know what we’re not seeing yet.
