What is a Koha Session?
In te ao Māori, a koha is a gift — a contribution given in recognition of something real. That is exactly what this is. And if you feel the session gave you more than you paid, there is a link to add to your koha afterwards. No pressure. No invoice. Just an open door if you want to honour the value you received.
- A pricing question you have been going around in circles on
- A client situation you are not sure how to handle
- A system or tool that is not working for you
- A decision you cannot quite make
- Something you want a second opinion on
- Where to start when everything feels like too much
What you get
- One focused hour with Vernette, via Google Meet
- A clear answer, a practical next step, or both
- A follow up summary of what we covered and what to do next
- The option to add to your payment afterwards, if you feel it was worth more
- A genuine feel for whether ReachDesign is the right fit for you
A note on how this works
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One session, one challenge
We do not try to solve everything. We solve the thing that is in front of you — properly.
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Available up to twice
Not a hard limit on time — this session is designed to give you a real taste of what is possible.
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Ready to go deeper?
By your second session, you will know. The next step is Ara Hui or Ara Kōrero.
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Not ready yet?
That is okay too — you will still leave with something useful.
What we cover
You choose what matters most right now.
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Clarity
A clear answer or practical next step on one priority challenge
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Follow-up
A summary of what we covered and what to do next
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Fit check
A genuine feel for whether ReachDesign is right for you
Good to know
Why koha pricing?
Vernette prices it from $34 because she knows what it is like to need help and not have the budget. Accessible on purpose — that is her koha to you.
Can I add to my koha afterwards?
Yes. If you feel the session gave you more than you paid, there is a link to add to your koha. No pressure. No invoice.
What comes next?
If you are ready to go deeper, the next step is Ara Hui or Ara Kōrero. If not, you still leave with something useful.
Not sure if this is right for you? Reach out and we will figure it out together — kiaora@reachdesign.nz