Want to do it yourself
CHF 750 · self-paced · twelve weeks
The Practice Room
Building your AI-enabled solo practice. On your own. Included in full if you go on to a Studio seat.
Corporate to Solo in twelve weeks. You leave with your AI workforce built and your first automations running.
Twelve weeks · limited spots · CHF 5,000 for the first cohort · begins 11 January 2027
Knowing what you are good at is not a business. Neither is a website, a company, or a set of business cards.
What sits between them is unglamorous and nobody teaches it: a sentence that makes someone lean forward, a price you can say out loud without flinching, a way for a stranger to actually pay you, and enough of a system that the week you get busy is not the week everything stops.
Most people leaving corporate spend a year assembling that by accident. Twelve weeks is the compressed version, done alongside people doing the same thing.
Two fixed sessions a week, both mandatory. The Deep Dive on Tuesdays, 09:00 to 10:30 CET. The Build on Thursdays, 15:30 to 16:30 CET. Six sessions with me across the twelve weeks and the two after it.
On top of that there is work between the sessions: reading before each week, conversations, writing, and building. How long that takes depends on what you are building, and I am not going to put a number on it that I have not measured.
Not ready to commit yet? Check out our Soundcheck offer for CHF 200.
Tuesday is the thinking. Thursday is the building. You read before both.
| Week | The session | What gets built | What you have at the end |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | The Welcome Check, one to one | Setup only. No agent | Claude Code working, and somewhere to build |
| 1 | Mindset, and how this works | Your Chief of Staff, and wrap | Every decision recorded, with the reason, from day one |
| 2 | Who it is for, and what they fear | The Analyst, and your ICP written into the brain | An ICP every agent can read, and your email list started |
| 3 | The line, and how to test it | The Colleague, which argues back | A positioning line a stranger can repeat |
| 4 | Offer architecture | Your product table, in the brain | A ladder, built back from the thing that earns |
| 5 | Content strategy and the routine | The Drafting Team | Publishing, with a next step on every post |
| 6 | Price, runway and the forecast | The Pricing Desk, which never sets a price and argues before you discount | A price, a floor, and a model with your own numbers in it |
| 7 | Money mindset | Nothing. This week is you | The number said out loud, with nothing after it |
| 8 | How people actually buy | The Base. Credentials, logging, and an error handler made to fail once | A base that tells you it has broken before a client does |
| 9 | The first five conversations | Automation one. Booking to session page to a note in your inbox | A pipeline with a weekly ritual, and your first automation running |
| 10 | The discovery conversation | Automation two. Your lead magnet, built by you with less help | A lead magnet delivered without you touching it |
| 11 | Objections and the proposal | Nothing new. You use what you built | A proposal on a real table |
| 12 | Delivery, proof, the operating year | Delivery support, which turns a session into a document | What you deliver written down, and a ninety-day plan |
Not a business that is running, because that depends on a market and nobody can promise you one. Everything you need to run one.
My own workforce has its own page: who is in it, what each one does, and the three rules none of them is allowed to overrule. The first one on that chart is a Chief of Staff. That is also the first thing you install, in week 1.
Positioning is inert if nobody sees it. So the Studio teaches two things about content: the three or four territories you can own because of who you are, and the system that gets a week's worth made and shipped by one person who also has clients.
The second is the one that fails in the wild. Naming what you should write about takes an hour. Stopping takes about two months, and the reason is always the same. There was never a system.
I run five posts a week against a real constraint, and the workforce behind it is the proof that what a solo practice can carry has genuinely changed in the last two years.
The outcome is a full business plan and strategy, covering your position stated so a stranger can repeat it, your offer and price, the first real conversations with people who can say yes, and the AI workforce and operating base to run it all afterwards.
CHF 5,000 is the opening price, for Cohort 1 only.
The thing it is competing with is not another programme. It is a year of working this out on your own, and that year has a cost you are already paying.
You will need a paid Claude plan, Pro at minimum, and you will need it for the Thursday sessions to work. You will also be paying for a mailing tool and, from week 8, an automation account. These are yours and they are not included. I publish exactly what I use and what it costs me, so you can see the real monthly number before you commit to anything.
You can, and plenty do. It takes about a year, most of it spent on the parts that do not matter, and the expensive bit is not the year. It is that you are usually wrong about what you are selling for the first nine months of it.
Six sessions with me, including a written read on your positioning in week 3 and two check-ins you claim when you need them. Plus hot seats in a small group. Small is the number that makes those work. Twenty would not.
Yes, or be on notice or garden leave. The sessions are Tuesday morning and Thursday afternoon, both mandatory, and somebody in a full-time corporate role cannot make them. If you are still in the job, Soundcheck in November is the thing to do. You can hand your notice in over Christmas and start here in January.
Then week 4 is the cheapest place to find that out, and the Offer Architecture Check is the session where it gets said. That is also why Soundcheck comes first. The Studio is built for someone who has already tested whether there is anything there.
No. Cohort 1 is the first one, which is why spots are limited and why I am in six sessions with each of them.
Company structure is jurisdictional and I am not a lawyer. I am a chartered management accountant, not a tax adviser. I will show you the fork and what each side costs. The answer for your country needs someone qualified in it.
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