Orientation Work
Private sessions at the intersection of attention and execution.
When this work tends to help
The external markers of success are present. The portfolio is optimized, the team is built, the systems are running. But something underneath keeps running too.
Maybe it's a quiet sense that more optimization won't solve what's actually happening. Or a suspicion that the next level isn't about adding more—it's about releasing something.
This work tends to help people who have already done the obvious things. Who have read the books, tried the practices, built the habits. And still feel like they're managing symptoms rather than resolving the source.
It's not about fixing what's broken. It's about noticing what's been running the whole time.
What tends to shift
Someone arrives feeling trapped by their own success. The external metrics are there, but something underneath keeps running. A background hum of effort that never quite stops.
Over time, the running quiets. Not through more effort or better insight, but through a kind of settling. The nervous system stops bracing for the next thing. Decisions feel less urgent. The same circumstances start to feel different.
What changes isn't the situation. It's the orientation to it.
The form varies. The orientation shift is consistent.
"I realized my body was addicted to the stress. It wasn't a habit—it was chemical. Now there's room. I don't just know peace intellectually. I can feel it."
On space
"There's room now. I didn't realize how little room there was before."
"The situation didn't change. But I stopped fighting it. And then it moved."
"I used to think clarity meant knowing what to do. Now it feels more like... not needing to know yet."
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