1-on-1 program for multi-passionate people, looking to reach their goals without spreading themselves too thin.
20 minutes. We figure out together whether this is actually a fit — no hard pitch.
Built on the "6 Pillars for a Balanced Schedule"
You want a job that pays well, work that means something, a body that can keep up with you, a partner you actually make time for, eight hours of sleep, friends who don't have to book you three weeks out, a family you show up for, a dog who gets walked, a hobby that brings you joy — and maybe, if there's anything left, a side-hustle that pays for next year's vacation.
So you try to fit it all in anyway — cutting sleep for the gym, cancelling on loved ones, telling your passion project "next week" again. Even the job that's supposed to fund it all eats the hours meant for everything else, until the calendar is full but not fulfilling. Every week is triage — and it's never the Netflix queue that loses.
You're not lazy, and you don't need another productivity hack. You're overwhelmed because nobody ever sat down with you to give you the methods and structure your time needs. This is where we start.
You don't need more hours.— the whole point of Off The Clock
You need a reason to defend the ones you have.
The Off The Clock Method — one system, built to take you from wherever you're actually starting. One session a week, roughly 1–2 months per level.
01 Aspiration Clarity · 02 Baseline Check · 03 Calendar Carving
04 Task Management · 05 High Performance
Hover or tap a level for what it covers
See what each level actually involves →
Level length varies by client — some move faster, some need more room. We're not just optimizing your calendar; we're working through whatever questions about managing your time and your projects come up along the way.
The same frameworks Fortune 500 teams use to hit their targets — rebuilt so you get agency over yours.
SWOT analysis, Agile sprints, SCRUM — the same tools startups and multi-nationals run on. See the full methodology →
Students, entrepreneurs, athletes, artists, DIY crafters — the specifics change, the pattern doesn't.
Before this I was a student and bartender in Madrid looking to become a dancer. Now I'm a professional dancer in Japan — and I've just started my very first Salsa dance academy in a completely different country. All in 1 year!
— Ani D'vit, Dancer for XCrew
I was kinda lost and didn't know what to do. Leo helped me get me back on my feet and find time to do enough self-study to get back into college.
— Jaime, former college dropout who became a software engineer
These are real people, in their own words, describing outcomes that are specific to them — not a promise about what your own results will look like.
I don't coach for productivity.
I coach for health.
Physical, mental, social, financial — not single-use tips, not ultimatums. The full philosophy →
Whatever's pulling at you — a career pivot or finally picking the guitar back up — you can be a combination of all three below; most people are.
You feel like you started late — and if you're honest, you're still not fully sure what you're racing toward.
How I help: Permission that pace isn't failure, plus the clarity work to find what's actually worth chasing. And if you don't know that yet — that's fine, 1–2 hours a week exploring what brings you joy is enough to start.
You know exactly what you want — often several things at once — and all of it is fighting for the same 24 hours.
How I help: A real prioritization and sequencing system — this quarter versus next — plus permission to let some things go dormant without the guilt.
You know exactly where you're headed. You just don't know what the first ten steps actually look like.
How I help: Turning the destination into an actual route — milestones, task breakdown, and the prioritization scaffolding to get you moving.
The common thread in almost everyone I work with isn't a job title — it's being a multipotentialite: a polymath, a jack-of-all-trades, someone with too many real interests to just pick one and coast. More on why I get this →
If your time is already under control, you probably don't need levels 1–3. We can start you straight at level 4, personal project management, instead of rebuilding a system you don't need.
I use AI constantly — it's a great tool. But it only responds to the prompt you typed today, through the lens you chose to show it. It's a mirror. I'm a second set of eyes.
Time management for a multipotentialite isn't generic life coaching. Most coaching is built around a single goal; mine is built for people juggling several real priorities at once, without forcing you to abandon the rest.
Some people can. But you've probably already tried — an app, a planner, a resolution — and it worked for eleven days. Building a system that fits your actual life is a different skill than living inside one. That's the part I do with you.
I am currently refining my programs ahead of a wider release. This rate is specific to the limited group of clients I am currently choosing to take. More on pricing and how sessions work →
Not a sales call — a conversation about what's actually going on in your schedule, and whether this makes sense for you right now. If it's not the right fit, I'll tell you.
Manage your time. Follow your dreams. Do everything humanly possible. That's the whole pitch.