Thirty minutes · Online
A conversation.
"I am happy you are here. How are you today?"
This is how every one of my conversations begins. You tell me what brought you here. I listen. We have thirty minutes, and they belong to you.
How the conversation goes
You bring what is there. A vision, a knot in your belly, a question that has been waiting for months, or all of it at once. All of it is raw material, and I love working with raw material.
I ask. I listen. I feel quite quickly where your fire sits and what wants to be nourished. What I see, I say, gentle and direct at the same time.
At the end you know two things: whether your belly says yes, and what a first step looks like. Both are yours, wherever your path leads.
Resonance decides. Your belly says yes, or it stays quiet. Both are answers, and both are welcome here.
Heinz Schiebel
Alchemist
Eupen, Belgium
A first meeting I love telling
I meet Larissa for a tea ceremony. We sit in silence. I drink my Puerh tea. She shares about the storm inside her, the hurricane she stands in the middle of. Then she interrupts: "Let me quickly check if my incense is burning the place down." I grin. She comes back and says: "All good. It would have been quite wild: my apartment burning in the background, and I smelled it, very mindfully, and did not want to interrupt." We laugh. I feel the laughter moving through my whole body.
This is how deep and how light a first conversation can be.
That meeting grew into a collaboration that nourishes us both.
Questions before the first step
- What do I prepare?
- You showing up is enough. Unfinished things are in good hands with me.
- "I have no idea if I can hold this, showing myself like that."
- I hear this sentence often in a first conversation. This is exactly what the conversation is for. Visibility begins in a protected space, and I hold that space for you.
- Are you going to sell me something?
- I want to meet you. An offer from me comes from fire. You feel that immediately. Your belly decides afterwards, at its own pace.
- What does it cost me?
- Thirty minutes of your time. Everything beyond that is a conversation we have once you know where you want to go. The frame for working together is on the investment page.
- What happens after the conversation?
- With a double yes, I hand you a concrete proposal: what we create and what it costs. With every other outcome, you keep the clarity of thirty minutes.
A feeling first, then a time
Some people book straight from the belly. Others read everything first. Both paths lead into the same conversation.
Your time
The calendar is open
The conversation takes thirty minutes, we meet online. You choose the moment that suits you.
There it is, our time together. I am looking forward to this.
If the calendar does not load here: Open the calendar
When my friend Manja told me about you, how much work you take off her shoulders and how the two of you create together, I felt it: yes, I want this, I feel this. Someone who sees me and walks a part of the way together with me.
A message first
The calendar feels like a big step today? Then a message is your first step. A mail to heinz.schiebel92@gmail.com is enough, three sentences about you and what moves you. I read every message myself and I answer you personally.
The first step
I see you.
I would love to meet you and take a first step with you, towards your vision. Thirty minutes are enough for a beginning.
I look forward to meeting you.