




The freedom you're looking for is on the other side of a truth you're avoiding.
Founder coaching from someone who's still in it
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You’re not short of advice. You’re short of honesty.
Every founder who finds their way here has already tried the obvious things. Lack of effort has never halted progress.
Is this you?
Who are you?
A founder. £500k+ in revenue, one to five years in.
Responsible for more than the numbers: a team, a partner, shareholders, a family at home.
Close enough to feel every decision land.
Why are you here?
Because you thought getting here would feel different.
It doesn't.
You can't quite name it yet, but you've got a fair idea.
What's it costing you?
Decisions that keep coming back to you.
A team you carry instead of trust.
Evenings that aren't really evenings.
And the quiet question you try not to hear: is this it?
What do you actually want?
A business that doesn't need you holding it up.
And to enjoy it.
Someone who's been there, to help with both the spreadsheet and the stuff underneath.
I've never had an original idea.
An agency, a pub, beer festivals, a gym, and now a wellness brand. All borrowed models. I'm pretty good at most things and the best at none. Turns out that's useful when you're coaching someone through the numbers and the 3am worries in the same session.
I've helped raise £50m, sold a 45-person agency, moved continents for a VC role that lasted six weeks, and lost £200k in a gym because I avoided a truth I already knew. I've delighted shareholders and told others their money was gone.
I'm building Mood Haus, a social wellness brand, in public right now.
What's come out of the work.
How we work together.
Each one is built for a different moment.
We pick the one that fits where you are now.




Would your business pass an MOT? Would you?
About five minutes. Five areas check the business: your people, brand, sales, product and operations. One checks the driver: you.
You get a Pass, Advisory or Fail on each, and an honest report at the end.
Yes, it's another lead magnet. At least it's an honest one.
One fail in any area and it's a fail.
That's how MOTs work.











