Coaching

An hour with Richard

Sixty minutes, one to one, about the thing you're actually building. Not a lesson and not a sales call — you bring a problem, we work on it together, and you leave able to move again.

He'll have read your work before you arrive

Anchor already knows what you're building and which ideas you've been wrestling with. Richard reads that before the session, so you don't spend the first twenty minutes explaining yourself. The hour starts at your actual problem.

What it costs

One session (60 minutes)£90 · $115 · €105

Booking is billed in GBP for now; the other figures are what that works out to. No subscription, no minimum, no expiry — book one, book six, book one a year from now.

What to bring

Whatever is in front of you: a half-built thing that won't work, a decision you can't make, an error message you don't understand, or a plan you'd like someone experienced to sanity-check. If you're not sure what your problem is, that's a good thing to bring too — working out the real question is often the whole hour.

If it doesn't help

Tell us and we'll refund you. No form, no explanation needed.

When you probably don't need this

Most people finish their project without ever booking a session, and that's the intended outcome — Anchor is free and complete on its own. Before you pay for anything, try the three things that usually work: sit with the concept again, ask the assistant a sharper question, or post what you're stuck on in your cohort. Book an hour when you've genuinely tried those and it still isn't moving.

What to do when you're stuck

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