Diagnose → Prescribe → Treat

Where does your business
hurt?

I diagnose it, write the prescription, and show you the tool that fixes it, or build it for you myself if that’s what it takes.

Portrait of Sharokh Kiumarsi
Business analyst & architect10 years building products

You can feel something’s off. Maybe sales have dropped, your team doesn’t have the drive it used to, or costs keep climbing for no clear reason, but you can’t pinpoint where the problem really is, or which tool actually fixes it.

Most consultants hand you advice you can’t act on, and most influencers just point you to the next shiny app; neither sees your actual problem, and neither can build a solution made for you.

The Anatomy Framework

I see your business like a body, where every part is an organ. When something hurts, I first diagnose where it is, then write the prescription to treat it, and finally hand you the right medicine, the exact tool or automation you actually need.

1DIAGNOSE

Diagnose

where it hurts

2PRESCRIBE

Prescribe

what to treat, and in what order

3TREAT

Treat

the tool you actually need

Why me

Ten years building software products, and today I’m CTO of a wealth-management fintech, so I give you a prescription you can actually run, and if the fix needs building, I build it for you myself. I know business analysis, engineering, ICF-trained coaching, marketing and SEO, and combining them lets me take you from understanding the problem all the way to treating it, in one place.

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10 yearsshipping software
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Two ways to work together

Either we diagnose it together, or you learn to diagnose it yourself.

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In one session you’ll know exactly where you’re bleeding and which tool fixes it without heavy spend.

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Business Anatomy

Learn to read and treat your own business like a physician, without staying dependent on a consultant.

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  • A clear next step to treat it