The setting.
What organisation, institution, team, programme, or professional situation is involved?
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Begin with the question that matters.
If the work on Guidelines connects with a challenge, research question, learning need, or opportunity you are exploring, I would be glad to hear from you.
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Start with the context.
You do not need to have a finished brief. A few sentences are enough to begin.
The question.
What would you like to understand, develop, discuss, or change?
The next step.
Are you looking for an exploratory conversation, collaboration, education, coaching, speaking, or something else?
These prompts are optional. Their purpose is simply to make the first exchange more relevant.
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For a straightforward inquiry, email is the best place to start. You can also call or use the form below.
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A first exchange is a starting point, not a promise.
The purpose of an initial conversation is to understand the context, clarify the question, and see whether there is a useful fit. It does not commit either side to a project, method, or outcome.
Where there is a clear basis to continue, the next step can be shaped around the situation, whether that means an exploratory meeting, a proposal, a research conversation, or another appropriate form of collaboration.
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Explore the work before starting a conversation.
If you are still deciding where to begin, Work With Me outlines the possible forms of collaboration. Research sets out the evidence base and questions in development. About explains the standpoint behind Guidelines.