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Tell me what's piling up.

Fifteen minutes, no pitch. You describe where your week is going; I'll tell you what I'd take off your plate first, roughly what it would cost, and honestly whether it's worth paying someone for.

Option 1 — the fastest route

Book a call directly

Pick any slot that suits you. No form, no back-and-forth about times.

Book a 15-minute call

Option 2 — send the details

Or write it out and I'll come back to you

Better if you already know what you need. The more specific you are, the more useful my reply is — and if you can attach or describe one example file, I can usually quote from that alone.

Your name

Business name

Website

What do you need help with?

When do you need it?

What's taking up your time?

A few sentences is plenty. What the task is, roughly how often it comes up, and what "done" would look like.

I read every message myself and reply within one business day. Your details are used to answer your enquiry and nothing else — no list, no newsletter, no sharing.

Reach me directly

Email canonconsultations@gmail.com
Book a call 15-minute intro call (opens in a new tab)
LinkedIn Follow the company page (opens in a new tab)
Response time Within one business day, usually much sooner

What happens next

I reply within one business day, with questions if I have them.
A 15-minute call if it's worth one — you talk, I mostly listen.
If the scope is clear, you get a fixed price on the call. If not, a written scope and price within 24 hours.
Nothing starts until you reply "confirmed" to that scope. No work, no invoice, no surprises.

Useful things to include

One example file, or a screenshot of it
What the finished thing should look like
Roughly how often the task comes up
Any hard deadline
Anything I should not touch or change

Not ready to talk?

Have a look at the sample deliverables first — they show the exact format you'd get. Or read the pricing page, which is published in full so you don't have to ask.

Before you write

Two things worth knowing.

Will you quote me a price over email?

Yes — as long as I've seen enough to quote honestly. If I haven't, I'll ask for a sample file or a description of the end result rather than guess at a number and revise it later. Quoting blind is how projects go wrong for both of us.

Is the call actually free, or is it a sales call?

It's free, and it's genuinely a diagnostic. The most useful outcome for me is finding one well-defined task worth starting with — and sometimes the honest answer is that you don't need to pay anyone for what you described. I'd rather tell you that and be the person you call next time.