Book a discovery call.
30 minutes. No pitch. We'll tell you honestly whether coaching makes sense and, if so, what it would look like.
A proper conversation, not a sales process.
Where you are now
What is working, what is not, and what feels harder than it should be.
Where you want to get to
What a better business — and a better working week — would actually look like.
Whether there is a fit
We will be honest about whether coaching is the right move and, if so, which programme makes the most sense.
Book the call.
Choose a time that suits you. 30 minutes, online.
Open booking calendar →Or email hello@buzzcoaching.co.uk
We come back to you, properly.
Send your enquiry
A few details are enough to begin. You do not need to have it all worked out.
We reply within one business day
A real reply from Andy, not an automated sequence. A Friday evening message gets answered on Monday.
Decide your next step
Usually a 30-minute discovery call. If coaching is not the right thing for where you are, we will say so.
Prefer to talk? Email hello@buzzcoaching.co.uk or WhatsApp +44 7457 428643.
Common questions.
How long is the call, and what actually happens on it?
Thirty minutes, online, and it is a diagnosis rather than a pitch. Roughly ten minutes on where the business is now and what is harder than it should be, ten on where you want it to get to, and ten on whether coaching is the right instrument for the gap between the two. You will be asked direct questions about your numbers and your week, so it helps to know your rough turnover and roughly how many hours you actually worked last week. At the end you get a straight answer on fit and, if there is one, which stream makes sense and what it costs. There is no pitch at the end and no proposal you have to sit through.
Do I need to prepare anything?
Nothing formal, and please do not build a deck. Two numbers make the call materially better though: roughly what the business turned over last year, and roughly how many hours you worked last week. Those two together usually locate the problem faster than an hour of description. If you can bring one more thing, bring the decision you have been carrying longest — the hire you have not made, the price you have not raised, the conversation you have not had. That is normally where the real constraint is sitting. If you turn up with none of it the call still works. It just spends ten of its thirty minutes establishing things you already knew.
Will you try to sell me something?
No, and the reason is commercial rather than noble: coaching an owner who is not ready is unpleasant work that ends badly for both sides. So the call has a genuine no in it. Sometimes the answer is that the business needs a bookkeeper, a recruiter or an employment solicitor before it needs a coach, and you will be told that. Sometimes the timing is wrong — a house move, a new baby, a live dispute — and the right advice is to come back in six months. If there is a fit you get a specific stream, a specific rhythm and a specific figure, and then you go away and think about it.
What happens after the call if I want to go ahead?
You get it in writing before any money changes hands — which stream, how often, what it costs and what is being measured. Read the exit terms first rather than last: how much notice, what happens if you need to pause for a quarter, whether you are committed to a fixed term. Ask about those on the call rather than assuming, and treat vagueness as information. Once it is agreed, the first two sessions are diagnostic — mapping where decisions currently land, what the numbers actually say and what is genuinely in the way, which is often not what you arrived thinking. The fortnightly rhythm starts from there, and the first ninety-day review is booked at the outset.
How quickly will someone come back to me if I email instead?
Within one business day, to hello@buzzcoaching.co.uk. If typing is faster than talking, WhatsApp is +44 7457 428643. A message sent on Friday evening gets answered on Monday rather than Saturday — there is no point pretending otherwise. If you would rather skip the message entirely, the booking calendar on this page shows real availability rather than a request form, so you can take a slot and have the conversation this week. Booking commits you to thirty minutes and nothing else: no card details, no forms, no follow-up sequence chasing a decision out of you.
Do I have to come to an office?
No. Most coaching runs by video and plenty of clients never sit in a room with us. If you would rather meet in person there are offices in East Finchley in north London, Ballymena in County Antrim and Salford in Greater Manchester, plus Pretoria for South African clients, all by appointment. In-person makes no difference to the fee. It is worth saying that video is not the lesser option here: a fortnightly ninety-minute session that never gets cancelled beats an occasional face-to-face one that keeps getting moved because of a two-hour round trip. Coaching fails on cancelled sessions more often than on anything else.
