Coaching blueprint

Some questions need a private room

Coaching is a 1:1 format for people who would rather ask their questions in private. One coach works with them on their own calendar and on their real work, and what gets said in a session stays between the two of them.

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Length

30 or 60 min, repeating

Group

1, or up to 10

Delivery

Virtual, their calendar

Levels

Any level

The blueprint

What is fixed and what is theirs

Fixed

✓30 or 60 minutes per session60 for the first one

✓1:1, or a small group of up to 10where the topic is shared rather than personal

✓Virtual, on their calendarrescheduled up to 24 hours ahead at no charge

✓A different specialist per topican AI productivity coach differs from a strategy advisor or a change expert

✓Nothing is recordedand nothing reaches their employer beyond attendance

✓They do the typingif the coach types, they learn nothing

Theirs

✓The topics, the order, and how many sessionsbooked on demand

✓Their own documents, decisions and calendaras the material

✓The languageany of eight

Said plainly, because it is the question everyone has

There is no recording and there are no notes shared with the company. Nothing said in a session appears in any report we write for your employer, even when your employer is paying. Say so on the call if you want it in writing.

Two kinds of people, one format

The senior person who will not ask in a group

Basic questions are hard to ask when your direct reports sit in the same room. In a 1:1 the same questions come up in the first ten minutes, and the rest of the session goes into their actual work.

The person with a specific problem and a date on it

Their brief reads "I present an AI strategy to the supervisory board in six weeks and I do not know what I think yet". That is a coaching problem, not a training problem.

Real sessions look like this

They prepare a board presentation about AI, when the position is not settled yet.

They get through a week of reading in an hour, reliably enough to act on.

They write the difficult message, usually a reorganisation or a rejection.

They work out which of the team’s processes is worth automating, and which is not.

They rehearse the questions to ask a vendor.

They build a first assistant for their own recurring work.

The same format, ten leaders at a time

Where the topic is shared rather than personal, coaching runs as a small group of up to ten. It costs less per person, and people find out that the person two floors up has the same problem.

There is also a peer circle variant: a 60-minute kick-off followed by four self-guided sessions over four weeks, in groups of about seven, following a structured peer-consulting protocol.

Up to 10 people join a group session, and up to 7 join a peer circle.

Groups are cross-department by design.

The facilitator protects the protocol, not the content.

Every circle produces something written down.

A senior leader in a private coaching session

This works for some companies and not for others

Good fit

✓They are senior enough that a group session is awkward.

✓They have a specific thing to get done, with a date on it.

✓They want to move fast and skip what they already know.

✓They will do the typing.

Not a good fit

·They want somebody to do the work for them, which is a consultant's job.

·They want to train their team. Take a workshop or a journey.

·They cannot hold a regular slot, and this format needs rhythm.

·They want the cheapest option per hour. It is the most expensive format per person, on purpose.

Which solutions use it

We're here to answer all your questions

How many sessions do people usually take? +

Most people take three to start, then book on demand. A few carry on monthly for a year.

Is it recorded? +

No, it is not recorded, on purpose.

Can the company pay without seeing what was discussed? +

Yes, and that is the default. They get an invoice and attendance.

What should they bring to the first session? +

They bring their calendar and their inbox. An hour of looking at those with somebody finds plenty.

Can this run in German? +

Yes, it runs in German and in six other languages.

How is it priced? +

It is priced per session, with volume tiers. There is no setup fee, because there is nothing to build.