Who is your ideal client?

I currently support the following categories of clients:

• professionals who value their time. Usually, they are lawyers working in high-demanding law firm jobs. Time is a scarce resource for them, and they want to maximize the results they get from investing it into the application. I act as an accelerator helping them achieve their goals.
• people who seek a change in their career trajectories, be it breaking into an international market, transitioning to academia, or growing professionally in other ways. They want to do a master of laws to unlock opportunities for growth and would like my help with crafting the applications that explain that change.
• people who are frustrated by the absence of clear framework, feel stuck with their applications, and want their efforts pay off.

These categories are just labels. If you have a can-do attitude, a commitment to mutual work, and a strong desire to succeed, I’d love to have an initial conversation with you.

I don't write the applications for you:

My goal is to help you enhance your chances wherever you are on your master’s or PhD application journey.

An important part of this is to help you own and shape your story while preserving your sense of agency and accomplishment.

This means that I won't write your applications for you. I'll guide you through the steps and support you with the expertise that I have but I won't cross the boundary. This would go against my values.

I don't do one-off consultation sessions:

I did them in the past but found unfulfilling. The reason is that it’s impossible to answer questions in abstract, without working with your particular profile, the documents you write, and the particular programs you choose. Usually, the only answer I can give without digging into your background is 'it depends', and this is not helpful for you or me.

I don't do the program search:

I help you narrow down the criteria, clarify your vision and goals, and advise on the program search but I don't do the search for you.

I don't do the funding search:

The thing with funding is that it's close to impossible to provide a general strategy for it. There are no unified databases, and the funding you'll be eligible for is highly dependent on your program selection, your personal circumstances, your area of study, your nationality, and the like.

A search for funding is a whole process, usually separate from preparing the applications for admissions.

I will help you work on a scholarship or funding application, eg, guide you through writing a CV or a motivation letter. However, I won't do a funding search for you.

That being said, everything that I could generalize about funding, everything I know about it - you can find in my Ultimate Guide to Funding Your Master's Degree. I made it extremely affordable, and it contains the expertise I've collected over 10+ years of successfully applying for academic funding distilled over the course of 70 pages. This guide, along with other materials on looking for funding, is also included in the recorded part of my mentorship program.

However, for custom requests:

If you have a custom request that is not covered by the courses and guides I've created so far (e.g., you want me to help you with an essay you've already written or you only want one or two sessions), feel free to contact me via LinkedIn or email, and I’ll see what I can do.