Death, grief, and remembrance are shifting fast: grief tech, eco-burials, living funerals, the rise of death doulas as a real profession. If you're trying to find your place in it, it's genuinely hard to know what's signal and what's noise from the outside.
Maybe you're not even sure if your question counts as a "real" question yet. It does!
This is a focused 1:1 session where you bring your thoughts, ideas and questions. You don't need a finished concept or a business plan. You just need a starting point.
I'll help you make sense of where you are, what you're seeing, and what's actually worth pursuing.
Exploring a business idea in the death or grief space and would like to know if it is viable in the long term, rather than just based on short-term developments.
Working on a book, research project, or creative concept and want some feedback on content and direction.
Considering a move into the field (through doula training, a career shift, or otherwise) and want the wider context before you commit: how the space is professionalizing, where it's heading, what's still undefined.
Already working in the industry but feeling out of touch or in need of a new angle.
Sitting on several ideas and struggling to prioritize your next step.
Clarity on where you currently stand
Orientation within a complex and evolving field
Honest, experienced perspective on your ideas or direction
Insight into trends, cultural shifts, and unmet needs, grounded in specific examples, not generalities
Help prioritizing your next step, instead of staying stuck in possibilities
This isn't about ready-made answers. It's about seeing more clearly and moving forward with intention.
Every session is different. Here are some question others asked:
"How is the death space evolving, and where are the actual opportunities?"
“Does my concept actually resonate with current developments?"
"I feel drawn to this field, but I don't know where I fit."
"I have several ideas, how do I decide what's worth pursuing?"
"I'm thinking about writing a book: does this direction make sense?"
I've worked internationally as a trend researcher for more than twenty years, for clients including Philips, IKEA, and ING. For the past seven years, I've focused that lens specifically on death, grief, and remembrance, through my platform Good Grief.
I work with companies, organizations, and individuals to spot what's actually changing in this space. What I bring to this session isn't only knowledge, it's an overview of patterns, cultural shifts, consumer insights and tensions in the field that are emerging and relevant, whether you're building a startup or starting a training.
Pre-call questions to ensure we make the most of our time.
A 60-minute call focused on your unique challenges.
Concrete takeaways you can implement immediately.
Available in English, German, or Dutch.
A note on expectations
This session gives you clarity, direction, and perspective. It's not a full strategic deep-dive or a long-term consulting process but it can be a strong starting point.
Read? I'm looking forward to thinking with you.
Death, grief, and remembrance are shifting fast: grief tech, eco-burials, living funerals, the rise of death doulas as a real profession. If you're trying to find your place in it, it's genuinely hard to know what's signal and what's noise from the outside.
Maybe you're not even sure if your question counts as a "real" question yet. It does!
This is a focused 1:1 session where you bring your thoughts, ideas and questions. You don't need a finished concept or a business plan. You just need a starting point.
I'll help you make sense of where you are, what you're seeing, and what's actually worth pursuing.
Exploring a business idea in the death or grief space and would like to know if it is viable in the long term, rather than just based on short-term developments.
Working on a book, research project, or creative concept and want some feedback on content and direction.
Considering a move into the field (through doula training, a career shift, or otherwise) and want the wider context before you commit: how the space is professionalizing, where it's heading, what's still undefined.
Already working in the industry but feeling out of touch or in need of a new angle.
Sitting on several ideas and struggling to prioritize your next step.
Clarity on where you currently stand
Orientation within a complex and evolving field
Honest, experienced perspective on your ideas or direction
Insight into trends, cultural shifts, and unmet needs, grounded in specific examples, not generalities
Help prioritizing your next step, instead of staying stuck in possibilities
This isn't about ready-made answers. It's about seeing more clearly and moving forward with intention.
Every session is different. Here are some question others asked:
"How is the death space evolving, and where are the actual opportunities?"
“Does my concept actually resonate with current developments?"
"I feel drawn to this field, but I don't know where I fit."
"I have several ideas, how do I decide what's worth pursuing?"
"I'm thinking about writing a book: does this direction make sense?"
I've worked internationally as a trend researcher for more than twenty years, for clients including Philips, IKEA, and ING. For the past seven years, I've focused that lens specifically on death, grief, and remembrance, through my platform Good Grief.
I work with companies, organizations, and individuals to spot what's actually changing in this space. What I bring to this session isn't only knowledge, it's an overview of patterns, cultural shifts, consumer insights and tensions in the field that are emerging and relevant, whether you're building a startup or starting a training.
Pre-call questions to ensure we make the most of our time.
A 60-minute call focused on your unique challenges.
Concrete takeaways you can implement immediately.
Available in English, German, or Dutch.
A note on expectations
This session gives you clarity, direction, and perspective. It's not a full strategic deep-dive or a long-term consulting process but it can be a strong starting point.
Read? I'm looking forward to thinking with you.
