Bring the idea, the challenge or the thing that should be working by now.
I get excited about other people's ideas. I ask questions, connect dots and usually end up reaching for a whiteboard, or opening something we can start building.
You can book time to think it through with me, get advice on a specific problem or explore a bigger piece of work together.
What we can work on
Who it's for, what problem it solves and what someone needs to understand before they'll want it. Positioning, educational marketing, offers and go-to-market strategy.
Getting the knowledge out of your head and into a course, product, book, talk, onboarding experience or service people can understand and use.
The gap between sales and marketing. The customer journey that loses people. The training that hasn't changed what anyone does. We look at what's happening before deciding what to build.
Useful AI, workflows, automations and small tools that fit how you work. The point is to free up time for the work that needs you.
The ways in
Nothing gets booked before we've spoken. Fifteen minutes is usually enough for me to tell you honestly whether I'm useful, which shape fits, and what it costs. If the answer is someone else, I'll say that too.
Tell me what you're carrying. Fifteen minutes live, a few lines in the form, or talk it out and send it over. I read and answer every one myself.
Let's talk →The most potent time you can spend with me. A high-intensity sprint on your problem or ambition: anything goes, I steer, and it's all recorded so nothing gets lost.
How a jam works →A check-in session every month, and voice note coaching in between for accountability and momentum. Ongoing rather than intense.
How it works →When it's bigger than one brain. Me plus the Learn Awesome team and the people I trust, plugged into your world until it's built.
Meet the crew →Some things are bigger than one head in a room. When that's the case I bring the Learn Awesome team and the people I've collected over almost two decades: learning designers, video, development, accessibility, brand, the lot. Friends and family of the business, not a subcontractor list I found this morning.
It runs the way a jam runs, just with more hands. Get to the point, build the thing, put it in front of the people who matter, then go again. Nobody is billing you to look busy.
Scoped around the work and the people doing it. You pay for what gets made, not for hours in a calendar.
A product with potential, a useful idea that needs shaping, a business where I can see the way through. That might be hands-on work from me, a project with Learn Awesome, or something longer. We work out the right arrangement around the work.
Free, either way
The Lab is where I put the experiments, tools and write-ups. Have a look. There may be something there you can put to work yourself.
What people say afterwards
Ninety-nine written comments across five stages and two online channels. The words that come up most are energy, and then practical.
"Legendary! Lit me up and opened my eyes to a new way."
TraceyKeynote attendee"Love practical takeaways."
ErinFlight Centre"Great session Steve, I got a lot out of this."
AndyConference attendee"So enthusiastic and straight to the point! Loved it!"
MeryemAstraZeneca"Super energy and cutting edge content."
FralHome Repair"Loved your enthusiasm for what you do and the creative way you are using the tools."
GlenLinkedIn messageTell me a bit about what you're working on and where you want help.
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