Tell me what you're working on. Let's see if I can help.
Most people who reach out are somewhere in one of these.
I grew up working in my family's retail store in the Bay Area. That's where business started making sense to me, well before I ever touched a computer. Then I got into computers, right at the start of the desktop revolution. I've worked through enterprise software and data warehousing, built out networks, owned and ran a digital agency, and spent years learning what actually moves a business forward versus what just sounds good in a meeting. These days I mentor.
Not because I ran out of things to build, but because I realized this is where I'm most useful and I love seeing people succeed.
You tell me what you're working on, where you're stuck, or what decision you're trying to make. I listen, ask a few questions, and we figure out together whether there's a real next step.
If there is, we'll know what it looks like. If there isn't, that's a fine outcome too.
Ten minutes on Zoom. No fee. No pitch. Nothing to sign.
This conversation exists so we can both find out if there's a reason to keep talking, before either of us commits to anything more.
If it's not a fit, we'll both know quickly, and I'll tell you plainly. That's a good outcome too. You'll leave with a clearer picture of what you're dealing with either way.
No. It's a conversation. I'm not pitching a package on this call, and there's nothing to buy. I am the cross road for a lot of opportunities.
If there's a real next step, we'll talk about what that looks like. If there isn't, I'll say so, and you'll still leave with a clearer view of your situation.
Just what you're working on and what you want to work through.
You don't need a deck or a formal pitch; I am good at conceptual thinking.
I will tell you straight up if I can help or if I can't.
A coach helps you run the business. A mentor helps you find the right path.
I'm sharing what I've learned in Enterprise Technology and Digital Marketing Systems.
I am not running a program.
I can participate in many ways, introductions, investment, incubator, and board member.
One ten-minute conversation can save you weeks of second-guessing.
MayneStreet. Real experience. Real perspective.