The kind of support that gets things moving.
Whether it’s something you’ve been putting off, a project you don’t have time to finish, or a part of your business that simply isn’t working the way you need it to — you don’t have to keep figuring it out alone.
Some things need a system. Some need a creative eye. And some just need another set of capable hands.
Need my brain before you need my hands?
Sometimes you don’t need another set of hands just yet — you need another brain in the room. Strategy + Problem Solving is for the ideas, systems or sticking points you need help thinking through.
We can identify what isn’t working, explore practical solutions, map out an idea, or take a closer look at something you’ve already built — then turn what we uncover into a clear direction forward.
I’ll pull everything together into a clear recap with my recommendations + next steps, so you have something actionable to work from. If you’d rather hand the execution back to BBRS, we can talk about that too.
Got something completely custom?
Not every project belongs on a tidy service menu — and honestly, some of the best ones don’t. If you have a specific idea, unusual request, combination of services, or a “Rachel, could you make/do/build this?” kind of project, send it my way. If it’s in my wheelhouse, we’ll figure out what bringing it to life looks like.
Let's Talk →Start with what you know.
You don’t need a perfectly organized project brief before reaching out. Tell me what you’re working on, what’s taking up space, or what you’d simply like some help with.
Tell me what you need.
Start with the inquiry form. Give me what you know so far — whether it’s a clear project, a lingering task, or something you haven’t quite figured out yet.
We figure out the fit.
I’ll review what you send over and determine what kind of support makes the most sense. If I need more information, we’ll talk it through before I recommend the next step.
I get to work.
Once we’ve agreed on the scope, timeline + details, I’ll take it from there and keep you in the loop along the way.
What’s been sitting on your list for way too long?
You don’t need a perfectly mapped-out project. Start with what you know, what you need help with, or simply what you’re ready to stop handling on your own.