Human Constraint Mapping · 60 minutes · $750 + GST

Bring me the pattern. Leave understanding why it keeps happening.

Bring one recurring response. We work out what brings it out, what the moment seems to say to the person, what they expect might happen next, what they do because of that expectation, why it helps in the moment and how it keeps feeding the problem.

What we map

Keep it simple and specific.

You do not need a theory about the person before you arrive.

01

Pattern.

What keeps happening — or repeatedly fails to happen?

02

Conditions.

What reliably brings the response out, makes it stronger, or changes what the person does?

03

Meaning + prediction.

What does the situation seem to say to the person, and what do they expect might happen next?

04

Response + payoff.

What do they do because they expect that — and what gets easier straight away?

05

Five-P loop.

Prediction → Protection → Perception → Performance → Proof. How is the response helping create evidence that seems to prove the original expectation right?

06

What this changes.

What should you stop doing, start doing, fix externally, or consider working on more deeply?

The value
“I came in thinking the problem was X. I can now see what is actually producing it.”

That change in understanding is the product. You keep the Map whether or not we work together again.

YOU KEEP

Your Human Constraint Map.

What keeps happening, what brings it out, what the situation seems to say, what the person expects, what they do because of it, what gets easier immediately, how the loop feeds itself and my recommendation.

ONLY IF NEEDED

Response Change Engagement.

If the response itself still needs changing and you want help doing it: six sessions, $3,000 + GST.

See Response Change →
This is working time, not a discovery call and not a sales pitch disguised as coaching.
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Give me the pattern, not your theory about the person.

The price is $750 + GST. One clear recurring pattern is enough to start.

Submitting does not guarantee a session. Applications are screened so the 60 minutes can be used on a specific recurring problem rather than generic discovery.