Introductory meeting

The intention is simply to sense whether my way of working feels right for you.

You will briefly tell me what brings you here. You don’t need to have a story prepared or a clear goal.

We’ll look at where you are right now, what feels heavy, and what you need.

It’s completely okay if you can’t describe exactly what’s happening.

What is here now is enough.

I will explain my approach, methods and what our collaboration can look like.

You will get a clear idea of whether my working style is suitable for you.

I will tell you openly what you can and cannot expect from me.

If it makes sense to us, we will agree on the next step.

If we find out that my job isn't right for you, we'll say it straight out.

Do I need to prepare for the initial meeting in any way?

No, detailed preparation is not necessary.

The initial meeting is a short orientation interview, so just come as you are.

If you want, it might be helpful to think about it in broad terms:

You may come to us not being sure what exactly you need, that is also common and we will name it together.