The same steps, every week, all by hand — status report, meeting prep, filing. We take one task from your week and build, in the session, what makes it shorter. For executives, project management, decision-makers, and assistants.
Almost everyone who sits down for coaching for the first time has already read something about Copilot. Some have tried it and then left it alone. The question isn't what Copilot can do — the question is where you specifically start, so it actually changes something in your everyday work.
Who it's for
The situation
You can tell from the sentences people arrive with: “My inbox is overflowing, and half of it doesn't even come in by email anymore.” “I write the same handover after every call, always the same pattern, always by hand.” “I need three hours of prep for a meeting that lasts one hour.” None of these is a Copilot problem. All three are a starting point.
Where you start
Foundation is the usual starting point for these tasks: Copilot in the apps you already use, plus custom instructions and memory. If you're already further along, you start directly with agents.
What we do
Which one comes first, we decide together in the session — following the Checkpoint, Route, and Doing pattern.
One session
By the end of the session, the result is with you, not in my notes: the prompt in your Copilot, the agent in your tenant, the custom instructions in your profile. None of it is something I need to send you afterward.
An example
Prompts take shape in the session, on your own data. This one is the starting point for the daily overview — in the session, it gets tailored to your channels, your role, and your own wording.
Look at my unread emails and Teams messages from the last 24 hours. Summarize them into three groups: first, where a reply from me is needed today; second, what I should know but don't need to answer; third, what can wait until next week. For each point, name the sender and subject line, and link the source.
Rolle: Executive, project management
Formats
The difference is in the intent, not the price. The single session takes one topic and moves it forward. The ten-session package is for anyone who genuinely wants to change how they work — with onboarding, a thread running across several sessions, heading toward building on your own.
kostenlos 20 Min
Zwanzig Minuten, in denen wir klären, welches Format zu deiner Aufgabe passt — und ob eines davon überhaupt passt.
Du weißt noch nicht, ob Einzelstunde, Paket oder Workshop das Richtige ist.
225 € netto 45 Min
Eine Coaching-Stunde an deiner echten Aufgabe. Danach läuft etwas.
Du hast eine konkrete Aufgabe und willst sie diese Woche vom Tisch haben.
2.250 € netto Zehn-Stunden-Paket
inkl. kostenlosem Onboarding-Call
Kostenloser Onboarding-Call, danach mindestens zehn Termine für einen gemeinsam ausgearbeiteten Lernplan — ohne festen Rhythmus, nach Bedarf abgerufen.
Du willst dich wirklich umstellen und danach selbst weiterbauen können.
All formats compared, with the questions that come up regularly: Pricing and packages.
From the field
I used to have over 100 open emails every day. With Copilot and the agent, it's zero now. After the first hour I already had a result I could use right away.
That's the usual outcome of a first session: not the finished system, but something that already works. The prototype was ready by the end of the session; it went live the week after — using it is what shows what's still missing, and that's exactly the point where a second session starts to make sense. How this case turned out in full is on About us.
Write two sentences about what took too long this week. We'll get back to you within two business days — with an assessment of which format fits, and an honest answer if none of them do.