Disruption JoeThinking Better Together
One Hour.Real Progress.
Your team is capable of more.
Maybe one of these sounds familiar.
“We've had six meetings about this, and I still couldn't tell you what's different because of them.”
Project Sponsor
“Everybody nodded in the room. By the next morning, we had four versions of what we'd decided.”
Department Leader
“We're spending real money on AI, but I can't connect the pilots to anything the business measures.”
AI Initiative Sponsor
“There are things this team can see that I can't. Our meetings aren't bringing them out.”
Founder
Put one hour where it can make a difference.
The first step is working out which conversation could make the biggest difference, and who needs to be part of it.
That conversation needs a facilitator who is neutral about the answer and deliberate about the process, so the group can make real progress in an hour.
And it needs to happen while the challenge is still live, without requiring months of consulting just to get started.
Find the conversation worth having.
You may already know exactly what your team needs to discuss. You may be less clear about why previous attempts have gone in circles, which perspectives are missing, or what would allow you to make real progress this time.
I've started companies, led operations, guided product, marketing, and growth decisions, worked on leadership teams, and helped consortiums make high-stakes governance decisions.
I will not pretend to know your organization better than you do. I bring broad experience, an outsider's eye, and a practiced way of asking questions that helps us get clear about what needs to happen next.
Make real progress in an hour.
I've spent ten years building and refining a playbook for helping groups do important work together. It draws on Google's Design Sprint, Atlassian's Team Playbook, Liberating Structures, and my experience across technology, product, leadership, and business.
But a playbook alone is not enough. The work is knowing which structure to use, how to sequence it, and when to change course.
I use time-boxed exercises to surface the strongest thinking in the room, turn it into a decision or next move, and build the understanding and ownership that help people follow through.
Start with one hour.
You should not have to approve a months-long consulting engagement before you know whether working with me helps your team.
One hour is long enough for a capable group to make visible progress, bounded enough to protect everyone's attention, and simple enough to judge:
Did we move the work forward?
Was the hour worth our time?
Feel the difference.
People leave saying things like:
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“I talked less than I usually do, and somehow I felt more heard.”
“We didn't just come up with better ideas. We realized we'd been looking for ideas in the wrong places.”
“That was the fastest hour I've ever spent doing actual work with a group of people.”
“We've spent six weeks going in circles. How did we get further in an hour?”
“I came in convinced I knew the problem. Turns out, we were solving the wrong one.”
“For the first time, I don't just know what we decided. I understand why, and I can stand behind it.”
“The strangest part? We stopped having a normal conversation, and suddenly everyone had something valuable to contribute.”
“We had all the knowledge we needed before we walked in. We just had no idea how to get it out of each other.”
“I've been leading teams for twenty years. Why have I never run a session like that?”
“I expected another workshop. I left wanting to steal half the exercises for my own team.”
It's fast. It's engaging. It's surprisingly fun.
But the point is not to create a more entertaining meeting.
It's a shot of productivity.
One Hour. Real Progress.
Don't take my word for it.
I could tell you that working with me feels different and just works. But every consultant has a promise.
So I built something you can experience before we ever speak. Step inside, find the challenges that feel familiar, and collect the ones you want to bring into our first conversation.
Or skip ahead and contact me for a free 30-Minute Challenge Investigation.
Floor 00 / Lobby
Choose the outcome you need.
Move vertically between floors. Move horizontally through the rooms on each floor.
Move between floorsEach floor represents an outcome you may be looking for.
Explore roomsEach room presents a recognizable challenge.
Collect challengesSave anything that resonates with your situation.
Share with JoeYour collection adds context to a free Challenge Investigation.
About Joe
I help groups make important conversations count.
I design and facilitate focused conversations when the challenge matters, the perspectives differ, or progress has become harder than it should be.
For roughly ten years, I have developed and refined a facilitation playbook informed by Google's Design Sprint, Atlassian's Team Playbook, Liberating Structures, and my experience across technology, product, leadership, and business.
I am not there to take the decision away from the people accountable for it. I create focused, engaging sessions that help the right people surface what they know, examine alternatives and tradeoffs, and make meaningful progress together.
You can begin with a free 30-Minute Challenge Investigation and one customized session. There is no requirement to start with a major consulting commitment.