Your client
gets one hour
with you. 167
without.
Tiny Shifts brings the essential moments from your sessions back to your client across the week, in their own words, by text, email, or both. You spend about five minutes reviewing and nothing reaches your client without you.
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What happens after your session ends
Within minutes of the session, you have the key insights.
Thursday 10:00
Recording companion · joined silentlyLive transcript
ClientI keep saying yes to the Thursday meeting and then dreading it all week.
YouWhat would saying no look like, without the explanation?
ClientI think I would try it this once. Ten minutes before the call, not after.
Transcript ready, 4 minutes after the callYour session happens
A silent recording companion joins your Zoom, Meet, or Teams call. It records and transcribes automatically.
3 drafts, in your client's wordsDraft · Sun 7:00 PM
"You called Sunday evening the hardest hour. It is Sunday evening."
Draft · Fri 8:00 AM
"Last week you called it the thing you keep circling. You circled it again on Tuesday. Worth naming before Thursday?"
Draft · Wed 5:30 PM
"You said you would try the ten minutes before the call rather than straight after. Today is the day you said it would be hardest."
Moments heard
CommitmentTen minutes before the call, not after
PatternThe thing they keep circling
Hard momentSunday evening
Tiny Shifts drafts the moments
It listens for the intentions, patterns, and moments that emerged and drafts a few meaningful touchpoints across the week, in your client's own words.
Before Thursday 10:00 · emailed 9:00
Where you left offSaying no to the Thursday meeting without the explanation.
Delivered this week3 sent · 2 replies · 1 "this helped"
Recurring themes
Thu 10:00 · Session 7
Client replied · Wed 6:02 PM
"This helped. I did it before the call, not after."Session prep
A brief before each session: where you left off, what was delivered, what they engaged with, the themes that keep recurring. Emailed ahead of the meeting.
Better continuity for everyone in the room
"You said you would try the ten minutes before the call rather than straight after. Today is the day you said it would be hardest."
Keep · Change · Delete · Timing. Three drafts waiting, about five minutes of your time.
"This helped. I did it before the call, not after."
Session 1 to session 7: commitments, recurring themes, what shifted and when.
"Mornings go better when nothing gets checked before breakfast. Says it most weeks."
From: Your name <you@yourpractice.com>. Your logo, your sending address.
Works with the calls you already run
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What the research says and what it does not
167
Hours of the week your client spends without you.U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, American Time Use Survey, 2025.
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Studies: between-session work improves outcomes when it is assigned and then reviewed.Kazantzis, Whittington and Dattilio, 2010.
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Studies: in coaching, the working relationship is the factor most consistently linked to outcomes.Graßmann, Schölmerich and Schermuly, 2020.
What your client sees
Example message
"You said you would try the ten minutes before the call rather than straight after. Today is the day you said it would be hardest."
From you · one tap: this helped, or not nowExample message
"Last week you called it the thing you keep circling. You circled it again on Tuesday. Worth naming before Thursday?"
From you · one tap: this helped, or not nowExample message
"You said the mornings went better when you did not check anything before breakfast. How did this week go?"
From you · one tap: this helped, or not now
Example message
"You wanted to say no to the Thursday meeting without explaining. Did you?"
From you · one tap: this helped, or not nowExample message
"You called Sunday evening the hardest hour. It is Sunday evening."
From you · one tap: this helped, or not now
Example message
"You said you would walk before replying to his message. Just checking: walk first?"
From you · one tap: this helped, or not now
Example message
"Two weeks ago you said the budget conversation was the one you kept postponing. Is it still?"
From you · one tap: this helped, or not nowExample message
"You said the gym only happens when the bag is packed the night before. Is the bag packed?"
From you · one tap: this helped, or not nowExample message
"Last week you took a moment to breathe and regulate before holding that meeting. You're modeling for your team, that is real leadership, and know that lives in you."
From you · one tap: this helped, or not nowExample message
"You said you would try the ten minutes before the call rather than straight after. Today is the day you said it would be hardest."
From you · one tap: this helped, or not nowExample message
"Last week you called it the thing you keep circling. You circled it again on Tuesday. Worth naming before Thursday?"
From you · one tap: this helped, or not nowExample message
"You said the mornings went better when you did not check anything before breakfast. How did this week go?"
From you · one tap: this helped, or not nowExample message
"You wanted to say no to the Thursday meeting without explaining. Did you?"
From you · one tap: this helped, or not nowExample message
"You called Sunday evening the hardest hour. It is Sunday evening."
From you · one tap: this helped, or not nowExample message
"You said you would walk before replying to his message. Just checking: walk first?"
From you · one tap: this helped, or not nowExample message
"Two weeks ago you said the budget conversation was the one you kept postponing. Is it still?"
From you · one tap: this helped, or not nowExample message
"You said the gym only happens when the bag is packed the night before. Is the bag packed?"
From you · one tap: this helped, or not nowExample message
"Last week you took a moment to breathe and regulate before holding that meeting. You're modeling for your team, that is real leadership, and know that lives in you."
From you · one tap: this helped, or not nowDifferent clients, different weeks. There is nothing for them to install: it arrives by text or email, and it comes from you. The messages and the people are illustrative.
Who you would be working with
Method
Dr. Elisha Goldstein
Platform
Nicholas Alexander Crabill
Positioning
SHUR Creative Partners
Common questions
What is a design partner?
One of two or three practices using Tiny Shifts with real clients for three months, candid about what works and what doesn't. You get direct access to the people building it, a real voice in what we build next, and hands-on onboarding with Dr. Elisha Goldstein.
What do I need to get started?
Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams for your coaching sessions. That's it. We handle everything else during onboarding.
How long is the design partnership?
Three months. We meet once a month and you tell us what you're seeing, especially what isn't working.
Do my clients know it's AI?
Messages come from you, in your voice, with your name and branding. How you explain the process to clients is up to you. We recommend transparency, but the tool itself is invisible.
Is client data safe?
Session recordings are automatically deleted after the messages are drafted. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We never use your data for AI model training.
How much of my time does this take?
About five minutes per session to review what goes out: keep it, change it, delete it, or adjust the timing. Your session itself happens normally, and the recording companion joins silently.