Walk With Me

I work with a small number of people at a time. That is not a marketing line — it is a constraint I keep deliberately, because the work requires it.

The archive is free to read. The thinking behind it is here for anyone. If you want the mind behind it, these are the ways we can work together.

The Commons — free

A forum in the old sense. People thinking about the same territory, meeting to compare notes and push back on each other's conclusions. Membership is free; it requires an account, which means you are no longer anonymous. The first step of walking with someone rather than reading their field notes from a distance.

The Commons


Autumnal Despatches

$7/month or $70/year

A periodic letter, sent when there is something worth sending. Not a digest of recent posts — thinking that has had time to settle, connections that only became clear in retrospect. Closer to correspondence than content.

Autumnal Despatches


The Second Spring

$950 per year

A 48-week email coaching journey for men in midlife who sense that something vital has gone missing. One message every Friday. Three questions. Private, written, unhurried. This is not your decline. This is your turning point.

The Second Spring


Talk the Walk

$499 per quarter

One-to-one mentoring for men in the second half of life, conducted by voice over WhatsApp while we are each walking. No formula. Time, attention, and some hard-won familiarity with the terrain.

Talk the Walk


Business English

$499 per engagement

For executives and senior professionals operating in English as a second language in high-stakes situations. The work is finding English structures that match how you actually think — not replacing your thinking with someone else's idiom.

Business English


The Forge at Buakaw Village

$950 per week

A week or two at a working Muay Thai camp in rural Chiang Mai. You train with the camp. I am there for the walks, the meals, and the conversations that only happen when there is nowhere else to be.

The Forge


Corporate Craftsmanship

Fees by project

Organisational work that is closer to cartography than consulting. Making visible the dynamics an organisation can feel but cannot quite name. If the same problem keeps recurring in different forms, that is usually the signal.

Corporate Craftsmanship


Not sure which one's for you?