EARLY ACCESS

The Taste Intensive

A 2-day working session for builders who want sharper creative judgment in the age of AI.  


TASTE INTENSIVE

The gap between 70% and undeniably right is where taste lives. That gap is exactly as hard as it ever was.

This is for you if

  • You're a founder who knows your product deserves to look and feel as good as it works

  • You're a designer or product creator who can execute but wants sharper judgment about when something is truly done

  • You're a creative director or brand builder who needs a framework for what's right and wrong

  • You're a non-creative leader who keeps approving work that feels slightly off and wants to know exactly why

  • You're building something in public and want what you put out to feel intentional, not just generated


TASTE INTENSIVE

In a world where anyone can generate, the people whose work feels undeniably right are the ones who've trained their judgment. This is where that training happens.

What you’ll leave with

  • Where your judgment is sharp and where it needs work

  • Crucial questions to ask before anything ships

  • A repeatable process from 70% to undeniably right

  • A structured library your gut can actually draw from

  • Your actual work, refined in real time on day two

What is inside?

DAY ONE — THE FRAMEWORK

We’ll cover:

  • How to reverse-engineer work you admire

  • The four failure modes of refined taste

  • Why your taste and your output are misaligned

  • Specific exercises that close your taste gap

  • Reading a room: how context, audience, and medium change what "right" means

  • The vocabulary of good: hierarchy, tension, restraint, truth

CHAPTER 9 — How to Get Strong Reference Letters (Ethically)

All for less than a 1:1 consultation session

EARLY ACCESS PRICING

£999

per person

Price increases after the first cohort closes.
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No payment until you're accepted. Spots are capped at 15 to keep the cohort intimate and the critique sharp.