Truth and Dare
DARE
Truth and Dare · paid diagnosis
The honest opinion nobody gives you.
You built something, your site, your offer, or the overview that only exists in your head, and you never ask what someone actually thinks of it. That’s the dare: asking, and being able to take the answer. In one hour you hear where it’s actually stuck in what you built, plus the one thing that moves it forward.
How it works
The dare
Dare to ask
Most people don’t want honest and constructive feedback. They want to be right. The dare is asking for the answer, and being able to take it.
The truth
Watch, live
60 minutes, video with screen share. You click through your own work, I react directly: this works, this doesn’t, this first.
What you take home
The do-this-first list
Afterwards, a short list, three to five points on one page. It ends on the one point that unlocks the rest.
What happens next
You determine the direction
This is certainly not a sales pitch dressed up as an interactive hour. At the end I’ll say how I could help further, if that’s relevant. If it’s in your site, that points to the Website Story System. If it’s in the chaos behind it, that points to Business Brain OS. No fixed pitch, I point to whichever method fits and will also tell you if I cannot help you.
Price & guarantee
147
For the hour plus the do-this-first list. Deductible against any follow-on work over 500, so serious next steps don’t cost you twice.
If you do not think it is worth it, you will get your money back. If the hour doesn’t give you something that moves you forward, you don’t pay. The risk sits with me, not with you.
Pick your slot below to book.
Who it’s for
Experienced business owners who built something themselves, are proud of it, and have a nagging feeling something’s off without knowing what.
What it isn’t
- No heavy audit report
- No implementation within the hour. You leave with direction
- No public teardown, strictly 1 on 1
What others said
About the directness, fair warning
“She says it how it is and doesn’t wrap it up nicely, really clarifying if you let it help you actually take a step and listen. Don’t let that directness throw you, she’s direct in a way that’s genuinely there to help.” (translated from the original Dutch)
Erica Hooft · Lichtwesen Nederland
“You told me you can be very direct. I have to admit I was a little apprehensive about that. But I really didn’t experience it that way. It was all feedback I could actually use.” (translated from the original Dutch)
Jessica Wiekeraad · Jes I Can Coaching
Not worth it · money back · an email is enough
If the hour doesn’t give you anything, you get your money back. No form, no conditions, no difficult conversation about it. That risk belongs with me, because I’m the one promising the hour delivers.
Before you ask
Before you book
What do I need to prepare?
Nothing elaborate. Have what you want to discuss ready and make sure your screen can be shared. The hour works best if you bring something with a real nagging feeling attached, not something you already know is fine.
Is this a sales call?
No. You’re paying for the hour, so the hour is yours. At the end I’ll say how I could help further, if that’s the case. What you do with that is up to you.
What if I don’t like the answer?
That can happen, and that’s exactly the dare. I say what I see, even when it’s uncomfortable. Clients call it confronting and valuable in the same breath. What I don’t do is put you down.
Can I deduct it later?
Yes. Book follow-on work over 500 afterwards, and the 147 comes off that. So you don’t give anything away by going ahead.
When is this not for you?
If you’re looking for reassurance instead of a verdict. And if you haven’t built anything yet to put on the table: this hour is about what’s already there.
Ready to ask?
You book Truth and Dare directly, no discovery call first and no sales pitch.