BEFORE THE ROOM · ABOUT 20 MINUTES
Come with the work already started.
A short guided walk through four steps: the problem, the pattern under it, what becomes possible, and a first plan. It gets you started. The room is where the real work happens.
What this is
It walks you through the same four steps we use in the room. The problem you are carrying. The pattern it keeps showing up inside. What becomes possible if it finally moved. And a plan that is actually yours.
One thing we will be straight about, because we always are: the guide asking the questions is an AI trained on this work. The room is human. This is the warm-up, and a robot turns out to be a very patient interviewer.
Nobody is watching you type, and what surfaces belongs to you.
Why do it before the room
People who arrive having already stirred this material get more from the hour than people who arrive cold. Not because the walk finishes anything. It opens the door, and the room is where we walk through it together.
You never have to say a word on the call. Come, keep the camera off, and listen with the work already started. The hour lands differently when it is not your first look at this.
It takes about twenty minutes and you can stop any time.