You. I've always felt okay about my marketing, but I have also felt like I'm making it up a lot of the time. Like throwing shit at the wall and seeing what sticks. I've been pretty fortunate. A lot of it has stuck, but a lot of it hasn't. And I haven't necessarily had the time or the skills to work out why the things that have stuck have stuck, and why the things that have slipped have slipped. I have seen Alex do some really awesome work with people like fundraising everywhere, people like summit fundraising, and I just felt like actually that was a bit of me and I needed that. Alex was awesome throughout the process. I really love maybe later's approach to kind of brain friendly project management. The way that we use Trello to organize the project in advance, the way that we kind of swapped to voice notes, the way the session evolved. It really worked for me and my learning style to kind of jump about a bit and learn through conversation. At the end of the day, I feel a lot more clear on why the things that are working have worked and I have some really clear actions that I can take to improve things moving forwards. Yeah, it really feels like a leveling up and a setting of intentions that I would absolutely recommend to anyone looking to improve their marketing for the next quarter year or to be honest, probably decade. Thanks, Alex.

Alex here. Thank you again for an amazing project. It's been great working with you. Testimonials and short reviews by cool people like you help. Maybe later. Absolutely. Loads. And so I wondered if you'd be happy just to share a few words in whatever format works for you about the transformation of our work together, how you felt before we started, how you feel now, and what it was like to work with me. Thank you so much.

Andy King