One map for all of it
Built around the person at the center.
The Review looks at every venture together, names what leads and what supports, and makes a call on each one. Someone who meets you through the podcast should be able to find the business, and the other way around.
Mika-Taché St. Fleur built this for her own work first: an agency, a podcast, a personal site and a newsletter, mapped into one ecosystem. She leads every Review herself.
What you leave with
One map and a plan to put it in place. About three weeks.
An intake and a working session
On every venture you run.
A one-page ecosystem map
What leads, what supports and how they connect.
A call on each venture
Keep, merge, rename or set down.
A personal brand statement
The line that holds everything together.
A 90-day sequence
For putting the map in place.
A readout session
Walked through together, with time for questions.
When founders bring us in
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A business, a book and a podcast with three different pitches
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A nonprofit people don’t connect to the founder’s company
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Speaking invitations that don’t lead anywhere
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A personal site trying to hold everything at once
When you introduce yourself differently in every room.
Is this you?
Two to four ventures, one public face.
The Review fits a founder who is the public face of two to four ventures and wants them working together.
One brand? The Brand Audit fits better. Ready to build the leading venture? Go straight to The Brand Blueprint.
Not included
Complete on its own.
The Review delivers the map and the calls. These sit outside it:
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Rebuilding any single venture’s brand
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Websites and design
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Legal, tax or business-structure advice
Many founders run the map themselves. Others take the leading venture into The Brand Blueprint.
Questions
What founders ask first.
Do I have to drop a venture?
No. The call on each venture is a recommendation. Most founders keep everything and change how it connects.
How long does it take?
About three weeks, from intake to the readout.
Does the fee credit toward the Blueprint?
No. The Review is complete on its own.