Book the 30-minute intro if you have a specific consulting, partnership, or speaking inquiry and a conversation will be more efficient. Send a message if you have a question or a general inquiry. It's lower commitment and I read everything personally.

I read all messages personally, and I try to respond, but volume means I can't respond to every one. And when I can respond, it may take a few days or longer. If you don't hear back, please don't take it personally. I do my best, but I have to prioritize my time and energy on the work I'm doing and the people I have active engagements with.

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Absolutely! That's the kind of work I do with my clients at responsiveX. If you are looking for formal architecture reviews and technical advisory, I encourage you to pursue a consulting engagement with myself and my team at responsiveX. Unfortunately, open-ended requests or ad-hoc reviews of projects I have no context on are generally not something I can take on and be helpful with. While I really enjoy working with students and startups, I have to be mindful of my time and energy, so I can't take on every request. One way I work with startups is through the Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub, and I'd encourage you to explore that program. If you have a specific, bounded question, the form above is worth a try.

The form above is the best way. Send a clear, specific question or request.

I don't take unsolicited promotion requests. I only recommend products and services that I actually use and truly enjoy. If you believe there's a genuine fit with my work and audience, you're welcome to make a brief case in the contact form.