I spent ten years behind a bar and thirty inside hotels — and enough of my own exhaustion to recognise yours. This hour is yours. Bring the one real thing: a journey you're weighing, a plan you half-trust, or just that you're worn down and don't know what you need.
I'll listen the way I learned to, and then I'll tell you straight — what could help, what won't, whether it's worth your time at all. I'm not a therapist; if what you need is real help, I'll say so. And if we go on to design something together, this hour comes off the work.
A Working Hour is a paid, 60-minute one-to-one consultation with an independent travel advisor. You bring one real thing — a journey you're weighing, a plan you half-trust, or the sense that you're worn down and unsure what you need — and I give you a straight read on it. It is advice, not a booking, and not therapy.
A straight read: what could help, what won't, and whether the thing you're considering is worth your time at all. If a plan is sound, I'll tell you. If it isn't, I'll tell you that too — and what I would do instead.
People weighing a trip, a retreat, or a season of rest, who want an independent read before they commit time and money. If you already have a plan and want a second opinion, this is the hour for it.
The hour is CA$50. You reserve a time and pay when you book. If we go on to design a journey together, the CA$50 is credited toward that work — so the hour costs you nothing if you continue. And if it gives you nothing you can use, say so before we hang up and I'll return the fee. Orophile is a registered Canadian practice (CBCA #1373422-6).
A paid, 60-minute one-to-one consultation with an independent travel advisor. You bring a trip, a plan, or a season you're weighing; I give you a straight read on it.
CA$50 for the hour. If we go on to design a journey together, the CA$50 is credited toward that work.
You reserve a time through Calendly and pay the CA$50 when you book.
No. I'm a travel advisor, not a therapist. If what you need is real help, I'll say so and point you toward it.
One real thing — a journey you're weighing, a plan you half-trust, or just that you're worn down and don't know what you need.
A straight read: what could help, what won't, and whether it's worth your time at all.