All of it is one thing: making room.
A lecturer, an accompanier, a facilitator. What is unusual is the join: technology, spirit, and working with people, in one pair of hands. I facilitate grief and loss groups, and I have spent more than a decade running workshops and putting tools inside organisations.
I'm Lionel. I accompany people and organizations, through growth, creativity, and the hard times. And sometimes the accompaniment is a celebration: an event built around a person or a team, with music and meaning. I built this building (and this website) with Claude Code, without writing a single line of code.
TEDx · SXSW · 15+ organizations · Built with Claude Code
HiBob · Amdocs · Check Point · TEDx · SXSW · Tower Semi, 50+ workshops · 2,000+ participants
Send me my challengeNot what I do, but what you are carrying in. A process that keeps jamming, a story that will not come out, or pain with no solution. Room for each of the three.
The Gym
You bring a process that repeats every week and does not work well. We practise on it with AI, and you leave when it already works differently.
For a team whose work has become a chore.
The Studio
You bring a story that needs saying and will not come out. A stage, a team, a site, or a deck of cards that asks instead of telling. You leave when it has been said.
For anyone with something to say, when the words are not arriving yet.
The Chapel
You bring pain that has no solution. Illness, loss, separation, a long coping with no end date. You do not leave with a solution, you leave not alone.
For anyone whose therapy helps with the symptoms, and who is left alone with the question why.
A community for young people caring for someone they love. A parent, a partner, a sibling, while they are also studying, building a career, and building a life of their own. It is a lonely place, and almost nothing was built for it.
I know the experience from the inside, which is why it exists. There is a community, meetings, and a written guide, “Carrying the Journey”.
See YoungiversBring one noise, the one that keeps coming back. Fifteen minutes, and you leave with a direction. No slides, and no quote at the end.
A clarity call, 15 minutesI DJ, I officiate ceremonies, and I plan an evening around one person. A round birthday, a bachelor or bachelorette party that is not the usual night, a ceremony that needed writing. I plan it, I do not produce it: the story first, the evening after it.
Up to the roof