You fix the funnel and still feel stuck. Change your schedule and end up just as tired. Clean up the office and something still feels off.
That’s the tell. It’s not a single problem. It’s a few, tangled together, and pulling one at a time won’t untangle them.
You fix the funnel and still feel stuck.
You change your schedule and somehow end up just as tired.
You clean up the office, block your calendar, tweak the offer and still have the sense that something isn’t quite clicking.
That doesn’t mean none of those things matter.
It usually means they’re connected.
The way you work affects the business you build. The home you work from affects your focus, energy and routines. And the business itself can either support both or make everything harder.
That’s what we’re looking for.
The Friction Fix is a business strategy intensive for when you know something isn’t working, but you’re not sure where the real problem is.
We’ll look at how you work, the environment you’re working in and the business you’ve built around both.
How your Human Design affects the way you make decisions, manage energy, communicate, create and lead.
We look for places you may be forcing strategies, schedules or expectations that work against the way you naturally operate.
How your home is supporting the way you live and work, and where it may be adding friction.
We look beyond the desk to the larger environment your business is operating inside, with particular attention on the spaces affecting your work, focus, energy and routines.
Where the friction lives in your offers, marketing, systems or business model.
What needs simplifying, changing, building or possibly stopping altogether.
Every recommendation gets filtered through all three.
You’ll complete a detailed intake covering your business, what feels stuck, what you want to change and what’s happening at home. You’ll also send me your birth information and floor plan.
Up to 90 minutes on Zoom. You show me the space you actually live and work in, with extra attention on the areas affecting your work, energy and current goals.
I review your Human Design, map your space and dig into your business before our VIP day. I’m looking at each piece individually, but also at where they may be affecting each other.
We spend 4–5 focused hours together on Zoom working through what I found and where the friction actually lives.
By the end of the day, we’ve probably uncovered more than you need to tackle at once. So we narrow it down to the 3–5 things most worth changing first, across your business, your space and the way you’re working.
You have 30 days to start making changes while I’m still there to help. We’ll see what’s working, troubleshoot what isn’t and adjust anything that made perfect sense on Zoom but behaves differently in real life.
Type, Strategy, Authority, Purpose, Environment and key Gates, with a focus on how your design actually shows up in your work.
A virtual walkthrough plus detailed written recommendations based on your space, your goals and what we uncover together.
Applied to your actual floor plan so we can connect different areas of your home to the goals and priorities you’re working with.
The 3–5 priorities we’ve decided deserve your attention first, with clear next steps for each.
So you can revisit the conversation instead of trying to remember four or five hours of ideas.
Two check-in calls plus ongoing email or Telegram access while you start making the changes.
I was stuck in my own head for three days. Patti helped me see what actually mattered and get back to the work driving my business forward.”
Instead of treating every problem like a strategy problem, you can see which layer actually needs your attention.
Your decisions, schedule and strategy start reflecting what actually works for you and your business.
You know what deserves attention now, what can wait and what probably doesn’t need to exist at all.
Patti helped me understand my Human Design so I could stop working against myself, Feng Shui’d my home during a pivotal season and helped me think more clearly about what was actually going on.
The practical shifts mattered, but so did having one person who could connect what was happening in my home, my work and my own thinking. She helped me see the bigger picture.
Everything above is included.
Your intake and prep, whole-home virtual walkthrough, personalized Bagua map and written Feng Shui recommendations, Human Design analysis and expanded report, 4–5 hour VIP strategy day, strategic action plan, session recording, two follow-up calls and 30 days of email or Telegram support are all included.
Virtual. Available anywhere.
You’ll complete a short application so I can make sure The Friction Fix is the right fit.
If it is, we’ll book your sessions and I’ll send you the more detailed intake form and prep instructions.
Virtual. The walkthrough, VIP day and follow-up calls all happen over Zoom, so you can do this from anywhere.
Your whole home.
If you work from home, I don’t think it makes much sense to pretend the room containing your desk is separate from everything around it.
We’ll pay particular attention to your workspace, but the walkthrough looks at the larger environment too.
If you also work from an outside office, we can talk about including that space.
You don’t need to.
You bring your business, your home and the questions. I bring the frameworks and explain anything you need to know as we go.
The Space Fix focuses entirely on your environment.
The Friction Fix includes that deeper Feng Shui work plus Human Design and business strategy, so we can look at how all three are affecting each other.
The Friction Fix is a defined engagement: prep, whole-home walkthrough, one VIP strategy day and 30 days of follow-up.
The Strategic Partnership is ongoing support for established businesses that want a strategic thinking partner inside the business over a longer period.
That’s fine.
I’ll still review your chart through the lens of your business and environment, which is often very different from a general Human Design reading.
One focused day. Three lenses. 30 days of support. A clear plan for what deserves your attention next.
Think your environment is the most obvious place to start?