The Mission Craft Engagement.

Not therapy. Not career coaching. Not life coaching as you know it.

Mission Craft is a six-session 1:1 engagement built around a single deliverable: a one-line personal mission statement and a twelve-month plan tied to it. Both written. Both yours to keep.

You walk in with twenty years of work that stopped feeling like enough. You walk out with a clear answer to the question your career stopped answering: what the next twenty years are actually for.

It's not open-ended. It's not unlimited. It's six weeks, fixed price, fixed deliverable. You finish what you started.

Four artifacts. All written. All yours.

1. A one-line personal mission statement. Printed on heavy cream paper for your desk, with a framing-tips card. Plus a wallet-size letterpressed version for the road.
2. A twelve-month plan tied to it. Three priorities, named. The plan is yours, written in your words, not mine.
3. A chosen legacy. Not your father's definition of success. Not your old boss's. Not the one you absorbed at twenty-two. Yours, written down.
4. A decision-making framework. A short, written tool you can use without me in the room, the next time a job offer, an investment, or a pivot lands on your desk.

Four lenses of self-knowledge. One mission.

Mission Craft moves through four lenses in a deliberate order. Each lens gets its own session. Two synthesis sessions produce the mission and the plan. The order matters. Running them out of sequence is why most attempts at this work don't ship a real artifact at the end.

The four lenses produce your Personal Mission Statement. One line. The compass on your desk.

Six weeks. One session per week. Sixty minutes per session.

1. Values

   We get specific about what you actually move toward, separate from what you say you do. Reflection between sessions, not theory.
2. Strengths

   Real strengths, supported by real examples from your own life. The session that most often surprises men, in a good way.
3. Aim

   The work that's calling. The through-line in the things you've done that mattered. The verb that organizes the next twenty years.
4. Legacy

   We retire the inherited definition of success and write the one you can actually live with at fifty. Yours, written down.
5. Synthesis: the mission

   We draft the mission statement together. A real first draft, not a worksheet.
6. The plan

   Twelve months tied to the mission. Three priorities, named. The framework, in writing. You leave with both artifacts.

$1,500 filters honestly.

If any of the following describe you, Mission Craft isn't the right tool. I'll tell you so on the discovery call and refer you out where I can.

• You want a new job and a sharpened resume. Hire a career coach. Different problem, different professional.
• You're in a clinical mental health crisis. See a licensed therapist or psychologist. Coaching is not a substitute and shouldn't be.
• You want to be told what to do. The method produces your mission, not mine. If you want a roadmap handed to you, this is the wrong room.
• You're hoping six weeks will fix a marriage that's been hurting for five years. Different work, different professional, different room. I'm happy to refer.
• You're sixty days into a panicked job search. The method works best when you have some breathing room. Mention it on the discovery call and we'll be honest about timing.

$1,500 for the six-session engagement.

Paid before Session 1. Two-payment plan available on request. Cards or ACH.

Optional after the engagement: discrete check-in sessions ($250 each, available end of Q1, mid-year, end of Q3) and an Annual Audit ($300 at the twelve-month mark, includes a refreshed packet).

Free. Forty-five minutes. Diagnostic, not a sales call.

Forty-five minutes on video. If you've done the Balance Wheel from the field guide, bring it. We look at what surfaced. If you haven't, we run it together. Either way, the gaps surface what the engagement is for.

Three possible endings. The work fits and you book the engagement. The work doesn't fit and you leave with a clearer sense of what you need. Or I refer you to a practitioner whose work fits better. Either way, your printed Balance Wheel arrives in a kraft envelope.

There is no fourth thing. No follow-up sequences. No discounts after the call. No re-pitching. I respect your time and you respect mine.

The questions that come up.