Started with us in March 2022 after hitting a wall with his previous approach. Spent the first eight months just rebuilding his research foundation. Nothing flashy—mostly learning to document assumptions properly and track where his analysis broke down.

By late 2023, he'd developed a systematic way to evaluate market conditions that actually fit his schedule. Now in 2025, he's still refining those methods, but they've become second nature. The continued growth comes from iterative improvements, not radical changes.

Henrik joined in July 2022 with a background in economics but no practical research framework. The learning curve was steep. He struggled for months trying to apply textbook theory to actual market analysis before finding what worked for him.

What's interesting about his case is the ongoing application. Three years later, he's using those same core frameworks but applying them to completely different problems. The methodology scales in ways that weren't obvious at first.

Came to us in November 2022 after a career transition. She needed to rebuild her analytical approach from scratch. Progress was slower than she wanted—real competence took about fourteen months to develop.

Now in 2025, the sustained benefits show up in unexpected places. She handles complex research projects that would have been impossible before. More importantly, she's training others using the same frameworks, which has opened consulting opportunities she hadn't anticipated.