
Creative Consulting with the Aleshire Alignment Model
Where everyone rows together — in the same boat, toward the same goal.
THE PROBLEM
Everyone’s Rowing, but You're Not Getting Anywhere
You’ve built a talented team. The ideas are strong. The energy is there.
But the process?
It feels chaotic. Disconnected. Frustrating.
Projects get stuck or stall
No one agrees on what “done” looks like
Your team is overworked, and your outcomes feel underwhelming
Your team isn’t lazy. They’re just misaligned.
STEP ONE
Discovery
Call
Uncover the friction & Define the future.
We start with a full audit of your team’s workflows, roles, and roadblocks. What’s working? What’s draining your energy?We start with a focused conversation to understand your current creative ecosystem. What’s working? What’s bogging your team down? This 1-on-1 session helps clarify your goals and determine whether the Aleshire Alignment Model is the right fit.
THE PLAN
How We Align Your Creative Engine
STEP TWO
The Alignment Meeting
Get everyone in the same boat, rowing in the same direction.
This half- or full-day workshop brings your key leaders together to work through the Aleshire Alignment Model in real-time. We’ll clarify your vision, define core components, assign drivers, map out phases, and build a measurable system of accountability.
STEP THREE
Launch
the Plan
From clarity to execution,
on a calendar.
You walk away with a clear, documented roadmap that your team can execute confidently, calendared out by your own team. You’ll also receive a strategy statement that guides all decisions around your vision and mission. I remain available for rollout support, check-ins, and quarterly alignment recalibrations as needed.

THE OUTCOME
When Teams Row in Sync
Unified Direction
Measurable Success
Teams that Execute, not just react
A repeatable process that scales as you grow
Projects flow faster, with less stress
Revisions decrease, confidence increases
Your teams start leading the brand, not just walk along side it
You measure real success — not just output, but impact
HOW YOU CAN GET GOING
Introducing the Aleshire Alignment Model™
Imagine your team as a rowboat. Every person has a paddle — but unless everyone is rowing in the same direction and in the same boat, you’ll just spin in circles.
That’s where I come in.
The Aleshire Alignment Model is my proprietary consulting framework that brings clarity, cohesion, and momentum to creative teams. It aligns:
Vision (where you’re going)
Process (how you’ll get there)
People (who’s doing what, and why)
With this model, we don’t just get your team moving — we get them moving together.
Book a Free Discovery Call
Let’s align your team and get your mission moving — with purpose, clarity, and confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No — this process can be applied to both creative and non-creative teams alike. The Aleshire Alignment Model is about rallying your people around core initiatives, shared vision, and clear execution plans. Whether you're managing communications, discipleship, operations, or outreach — alignment works when everyone’s in the same boat.
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It depends on the complexity of your goals. Most teams begin with a 30–60 minute Discovery Call, followed by a half- or full-day Alignment Meeting. From there, you’ll walk away with a roadmap and optional support for rollout. The entire process is built to deliver momentum quickly — without overwhelming your team
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Not at all. In fact, late-stage alignment can rescue projects from stalling or derailing. The Aleshire Alignment Model can be used midstream to re-clarify purpose, roles, and success measures — helping you move forward with greater clarity and less burnout.
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Yes — I offer coaching and rollout support as needed. Whether it’s a one-time workshop or ongoing advisory, I’ll help ensure the plan we build doesn’t sit in a file — it gets executed with confidence.
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Most strategy meetings talk about what to do — but skip over how it gets done, who drives it, and how success will be measured. The Aleshire Alignment Model fills that gap by creating clarity, accountability, and real-world systems. It's not theory — it's traction.