Orchemet is business consulting built to say it anyway — free masterclasses, hands-on workshops, and private engagements, all pointed at naming the one blind spot standing between you and the business you're actually trying to build.
Start wherever makes sense. Most people move up the ladder as trust builds — nobody's asked to jump in at the top.
One live, in-person session most months — always free, always open, always built around a blind spot business owners don't know they have until it costs them.
Don't see a date that works, or looking for a specific month? Ask us.
This wall fills in as engagements close — real names, real numbers, on camera.
Fifteen years in precision manufacturing engineering, state-licensed in insurance, business owner, and self-taught in building working AI systems — that's an unusual stack, and it's the whole point.
I spent those years building things other people trusted to be right the first time — tooling, training manuals, vendor systems where a small mistake got expensive fast. When I started building AI tools, it wasn't to keep up with a trend. I built them to catch my own blind spots first, before I ever thought about teaching anyone else to do the same.
Faith and stewardship shape how decisions get made here — not as a slogan, but as the actual filter.
Usually it's not a new problem — it's an old one nobody's said out loud, including to yourself. That's what the free masterclass is built around: not another tactic, but the one thing you've been quietly working around instead of through.
Mostly, you can't — that's what makes it a blind spot. A rough test: if you can't remember the last time someone who isn't on your payroll told you something about your business you didn't want to hear, that's usually the sign.
Start with the free masterclass. It's built around exactly that feeling — twenty minutes of real content, then working through it together, live. No pitch before you've gotten something real out of it.
No — most people in the room are doing fine on paper. The more common pattern is a business that's working despite something, not because everything's actually dialed in. That's a different problem than failing, and it needs a different kind of honesty to fix.
No framework to sell at the free session, no 12-month program pitch. What gets taught is testimony — what actually happened, not theory about what should work. The paid tiers exist because some of this genuinely takes more time than a free session allows, not because the free content is a teaser.
No. Most people who get the most out of it didn't come in with a specific question — they came in willing to hear something they hadn't considered.
Yes. The free videos on this site are the edited public recap of each session. The Workshop Library is the longer, less-edited cut of the same sessions — the parts that don't make the public version — for a one-time $147.
Owner-operators and small teams, where the person running the business is still close enough to every decision that a blind spot actually costs something. If you're several layers removed from the day-to-day, this probably isn't the right fit.
A private session. One-on-one, start to finish, plus a recorded conversation for your own audience. By application only.
Limited to a small number of days per year. Application review, not open checkout — typically the next step after a completed engagement or a masterclass, though every application is read on its own.