I fix problems.
Fixing applicants' MBA troubles for 25+ years.
Send me your materials → free trial firstgot dinged and have no idea why.
can't crack your own story.
were told to give up.
chose the wrong consultant.
want to get it right — this time, or the first time.
I don't polish applications. I excavate them.
Most consultants start with your resume and work forward. I start with you — the details you've never thought to mention, the moments you've forgotten, the version of yourself that doesn't fit neatly on a CV. That's where the real essays live.
The result isn't a collection of well-written answers. It's a unified profile — every essay reinforcing the same person, the same story, the same case for why you belong in that room.
I'm also not here to serve the manor born. My proudest admits are the ones nobody saw coming — the candidates who outperformed their numbers because the application finally did justice to who they actually are.
The details that make your essays undeniable are already there. They're just buried. My job is to find them, surface them, and build the application around them.
Every essay should reinforce the others. By the time an adcom finishes reading, they should feel they know exactly who you are — and exactly why you belong.
Credentials open doors. Stories walk through them. My best work happens when a great application gets someone into a room their numbers alone never would have.
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No upgrade fees. 2-session trial on all packages — cancel anytime for a refund on the unused portion.
The two documents adcoms read first. 3 months.
Everything for one school. 9 months.
The sweet spot. 9 months.
Full cycle. 9 months.
Also available hourly — advice, gut-checks, interview prep. Bundles of 5 and 10 at a discount.
All-you-can-eat within reason. Covers consultations and editing — CV, essays, LOR, application answers. Interview training not included.
Refer a friend: get a free school if they buy a 3+ school package, or a free session if they buy 10+ sessions.
Unfiltered.
Unsolicited.
I don't ask for testimonials. These show up anyway.
Shake less.
Shine more.
The camera doesn't lie. Neither do your peers.
JitterBoss is a practice app for MBA video essays and interviews. Record on camera. Get structured feedback from real applicants — on environment, content, presentation, and charisma.
Not an AI score. Not a mirror. Actual humans, watching and giving a damn.
Six questions per session. Think time, then record.
Rated across four dimensions by real applicants.
Ask your reviewer to dig in. More useful than solo practice.
Review others to earn credits. Teaching sharpens your own answers.
Current prompt
"Tell me about a time you challenged unfair behavior."
"Describe a time you brainstormed ideas that led to success."
Environment
★★★★★
Clean background. Lighting is flattering.
Content
★★★★☆
Good topic, too much background.
Presentation
★★★★☆
Engaging. Watch the eye contact.
Charisma
★★★★☆
Confident. Energy dipped at the end.
$10/month for non-clients · Free trial, no credit card required
jitterboss.com →I see in you what others don't,
good and bad.
Anonymized excerpts from real analyses. This is what it looks like when someone actually tells you what's wrong — and what's right.
"According to your resume, you've done amazing things. However, I didn't see anywhere in your essays HOW you achieved those things… it leads to essays that are not memorable because they don't highlight your most important leadership qualities."
Multi-school ding analysis
"From your email: 'it showed how intellectually elite members can work efficiently if they are willing.' — this could have come across as arrogant to the interviewer."
Multi-school ding analysis
"You are currently a senior product manager and your goal is to become a senior product manager. That's not bad by itself. What is bad is that you didn't explain why… more importantly what will be different about your future role that necessitates the MBA."
Waitlist analysis — Duke / HEC / Cornell
"'Building executive presence' is not a goal. You're essentially saying that in 3-5 years you'll be trying to advance your career. That's understood."
Pre-submission analysis — Wharton / HBS / GSB
"Self-awareness is one of the keys to the kingdom in MBA admissions… is it a mindless need for achievement, like a shark that has to keep swimming to live, or is there some conscious motivation guided by clear principles?"
Pre-submission analysis — GSB
"They are some of the strongest drafts I've seen among the WL/ding analyses I've done recently: clear, strong, and on point. You might have used AI, but they don't read like it."
Waitlist analysis — multi-school
See more on the Waitlist/Ding Analyses Samples page →