Know who you are.
Own where you're going.
Most career advice skips straight to your CV. We start at the beginning — equipping you with a story and the tools to create your own future.
You already have
what it takes.
Most people don't lack talent or potential. They lack the self-awareness and language to recognise it — and the confidence to communicate it to the world.
Most people never figure out who they are.
The 7 P's. One complete journey.
Each module builds on the last — from deep self-knowledge through to confident, purposeful career action.
Ready to start the journey? Explore each module individually or take on the full 7 P's bundle.
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Built from real experience, not theory.
There's an epidemic of people who don't know who they are. Not because they lack talent or potential — but because they were never taught to look. Tall poppy syndrome has convinced a generation that standing out is dangerous, that knowing your own worth is arrogance, and that staying small is safer than stepping forward.
In over a decade of working with individuals, I kept seeing the same pattern. Capable people who were stuck not because of what they lacked, but because of what they hadn't yet discovered about themselves. The clarity, the language, the confidence to say: this is who I am, this is what I offer, and this is where I'm going.
I know that place well. I had to dig my own way out — through failure, through a lot of trial and error — before I found the tools that finally made things click. That journey became the foundation of everything I now teach.
The 7 P's wasn't built in a classroom. It was built from hundreds of real conversations, and through my own lived experience of going from uncertain to purposeful. That's what Small Poppy is — the shortcut I didn't have. The framework that takes you from lost to clear, with someone alongside you who has walked it themselves.
Contact"He aha te mea nui o te ao? Māku e kī atu, he tangata, he tangata, he tangata."
What is the most important thing in this world? It is people, it is people, it is people.
