Start here / NK Mentoring
From an idea to a business people actually pay for.
Starting a business is not choosing a name, making a logo and publishing a few posts. You need a clear customer, a real problem, an offer, a price, a way to reach people and the discipline to test the market instead of guessing. NK30 and NK90 are built for exactly that.
Find the right programmeFirst step
Where are you now?
I have an idea, but I haven't started
You want to build a business, but you still need clarity on the customer, offer, price and first route to market.
Best fit: NK30
Explore NK30I've started, but everything feels chaotic
You have a product or service—perhaps even early customers—but sales are inconsistent and there is no operating structure.
Best fit: NK90
Explore NK90I already run an established business
If you already have meaningful revenue, a team and established operations, NK30 and NK90 are probably not the right solution.
Book a business diagnosticThe approach
We don't start with the logo.
We answer the more important questions first:
—Who buys?
—What problem are we solving?
—How painful is that problem?
—What exactly are we selling?
—Why should someone choose us?
—What should it cost?
—How will we reach the first customers?
—How will we know whether the model works?
Everything else comes later.
NK30
30 days for a clear direction.
For people with an idea who need a practical structure.
- Customer
- Problem
- Offer
- Price
- Positioning
- MVP
- First prospects
- How to reach them
- A plan for the next 30 days
4 live sessions · 30 days · €299
Explore NK30NK90
90 days to build, launch and validate.
For people ready to move beyond planning and enter the market.
Month 1
Foundation.
Month 2
Sales and validation.
Month 3
Optimisation and growth.
12 live sessions · 90 days · €799
Explore NK90Honestly
What I won't do for you.
- —I won't build the business for you.
- —I won't speak to customers for you.
- —I won't take the risk for you.
My job is to help you make better decisions, avoid obvious mistakes and move faster. Your job is to execute.
Next step
Don't wait for the “perfect moment”.
Most businesses start with a sensible hypothesis, a real customer and enough courage to find out whether the market agrees.