Six-week engagement

The Wayfinding Session.

A half-day intensive, anchored in prework and followed up properly. You leave with a custom AI roadmap and the clarity to use it.

Investment

$4,000

Complete six-week engagement. Half-day intensive, prework, 30-day follow-up.

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What it is

Not a workshop. Not a discovery call. A real engagement with a real ending.

Most AI conversations start with the technology. This one starts with your business, where it is, where it's going, and what's in between. The AI piece comes second. That's intentional.

The Wayfinding Session is six weeks of focused work, built around a half-day intensive in the middle. You come in with real questions. You leave with a roadmap built around your fixed point. A month later, we reconvene to see what stuck.

How it runs

Six weeks. Three moments. One roadmap.

Week 01

The Read

60 min · async or call

Before we meet, I spend time inside your business. You answer a short set of targeted questions. I research your category, map the AI terrain specific to your industry, and come to the session already oriented. We don't spend the half-day getting me up to speed.

Week 02

The Session

4 hours · on-site or virtual

The half-day itself. We read the terrain together, identify the highest-leverage opportunities in your business, surface the blind spots you haven't seen yet, and build a prioritized AI roadmap before you close your laptop. You leave with something you can hand your team on Monday morning.

Week 06

The Reckoning

60 min · call

Four weeks after the session. You've had time to start. We look at what worked, what stalled, what new questions surfaced. The roadmap sharpens. If ongoing work makes sense from here, this is the conversation where it becomes obvious.

Deliverables

What you walk away with.

Tangible outputs, not slide decks. Things your team can act on without translation.

01

A custom AI roadmap specific to your business.

Not a generic framework. Not a recycled deck. A document built around your actual operations, your actual team, your actual constraints.

02

A clear view of how AI is shifting your category.

The 12-to-18-month horizon, mapped to your industry, not the headlines.

03

Three to five prioritized opportunities.

With real estimates of impact. Not a wish list. A decision list.

04

A sequenced 30, 90, and 180-day plan.

Something your team can actually follow, with explicit sequencing so nothing gets started before its predecessor lands.

05

A month-later conversation that holds the roadmap accountable to reality.

Most engagements end when the deck is delivered. This one has a Reckoning built in. The roadmap sharpens against what actually happened when you tried to use it.

Who books this

Four signals this is the right move.

If more than one of these lands, Wayfinding is probably your entry point.

01

You've been meaning to sort out AI for months and want to stop deferring it.

02

You've tried AI tools and nothing has connected to an actual strategy.

03

You want your leadership team in the same conversation at the same time.

04

You're not ready for monthly advisory and you want a complete engagement you can point to.

What comes after

The roadmap is yours. What's next is up to you.

By the time we have the Reckoning call, you'll know which of these makes sense. If it's "nothing," that's a fine answer. The roadmap is yours to keep.

Path 01

Take it and run.

You have everything you need. The engagement is complete. Your team executes on your own timeline.

Path 02

Ship the first priority.

The Crossing · $9,999

Two to three weeks, one priority from your roadmap built and delivered. No ongoing commitment.

Path 03

Keep thinking together.

Visibility, Navigation, or Full Terrain

Monthly advisory that picks up where the Wayfinding roadmap leaves off. Scoped to how embedded you want the work to be.

Path 04

Go all-in.

Full Sail · From $75K

Literacy, strategy, and embedded execution across the whole organization. When the team needs to learn, the strategy needs to sharpen, and the work needs to ship, all at once.