Start with the free Toolkit — a check and a guide for each of the six areas below. When you want a specialist working it with you, every topic here can be booked as a session: one-to-one, with your team, or a month of hands-on help. The first 15 minutes are free.
Every topic in the six areas below can be booked as a session. Start with a free 15-minute call to find the stuck point and decide which topic to take first.
A quick call with Jon to find the stuck point and pick the topic to start on.
One-to-one on a single topic, worked through against your own situation.
The same topic with your team in the room, so the practice lands together.
A month of hands-on support across whatever the work needs — one topic or several.
Prices in ZAR. Book any of these from the contact page.
A short call. Bring the problem that isn't moving; leave with the one topic to start on and the format that fits.
One-to-one (1 h), your team in the room (2 h, up to 5), or a month of hands-on 1-on-1 (10 h) — one topic per session, or several across the month.
Worked against your own situation, not slides. You do the thinking; Jon brings the structure, the failure modes and the first move.
A written first move with an owner and a date, the matching guide to carry on with, and an open door to book the next topic.
Getting AI used well and used safely. Covers practical AI usage (where it helps, where it doesn't, and how to work with it day to day), AI governance that a team can actually adopt rather than a policy that sits in a folder, and AI learning pitched at the people who have to use it.
Not sure where you stand? Take the free AI Adoption Readiness check — 14 questions, about four minutes, scored in your browser. It returns a first move for usage, governance and learning. Then work the AI Enablement guide, or read the walkthrough deck.
Agile that ships, not Agile that meets. Covers Agile learning (fundamentals through to certification prep), Agile implementation — standing it up in a real team and adjusting as reality pushes back — and delivery management: owning scope, flow, and the outcome, not just running the ceremonies.
Ceremonies running but nothing shipping? Take the free Agile & Delivery Maturity check — 14 questions, scored across Agile practice, delivery flow and outcome ownership. Then work the Agile & Delivery guide, or read the walkthrough deck.
Running the product, not just the backlog. Covers roadmapping, prioritization frameworks, and product-ownership coaching — from someone who has owned roadmaps and delivery pipelines end to end, made the trade-offs, and lived with the results.
Roadmap or feature list? Take the free Product Management Maturity check — 14 questions across roadmap, prioritisation and product ownership. Then work the Product Management guide, or read the walkthrough deck.
Keeping teams sharp as AI does more of the thinking. Covers critical-thinking preservation, cognitive offloading and brain-drain awareness, AI-era burnout and pace, and psychological safety in AI-augmented teams.
Scope: this is organizational and team practice — facilitation, workplace and process design, and cognitive-skill building. It is not clinical mental-health support. Anything that needs diagnosis or treatment of an individual belongs with a qualified psychologist or counsellor.
Faster, or shallower? Take the free Team Cognitive Health check — 14 questions on team practice across critical thinking, sustainable pace and psychological safety. Then work the Team Cognitive Health guide, or read the walkthrough deck.
Shipping real software by directing an AI coding agent rather than typing every line. Covers agent setup and workflow, vibe coding for technical and non-technical people, and the guardrails — review, testing, scope control — that keep AI-generated code safe inside a real delivery process. Jon works primarily in Claude Code, but the workflow and guardrails carry to Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf or any coding agent.
Instruments of the other five pillars, not standalone consumer apps. Guardian AI enforces AI-usage policy at the browser and doubles as a critical-thinking checkpoint — did a human actually think about this before sending it? PromptForge puts structured prompting into everyday practice. Dark Pattern Detector is a working example of AI used for consumer protection. The Scrum Toolkit runs every ceremony by the 2020 Scrum Guide in a single page.
All four tools are in free public beta. They exist to make the other pillars stick in day-to-day work — not as a product line. An engagement can include rolling one out; you don't buy them separately.
Not sure which topic you need? Book a free 15-minute call — we'll find the stuck point and pick where to start.
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