Waitlist
Limited availability, honestly described.
This work runs alongside a full-time job, which sets the ceiling: I take a maximum of two engagements at a time, and review new enquiries in batches rather than one by one as they arrive. The waitlist is the queue that comes out of that, not a growth tactic.
What joining means
- Two at a time. A cap I hold to, so an active engagement gets evenings and weekends rather than a slice of them.
- Reviewed in batches. I read through the list periodically, not on arrival, so a reply is not immediate by design.
- No obligation either way. Joining is not a booking, and I will tell you if what you need is not something I should take on.
- Scope first. Anything that proceeds starts with a conversation about fit before any commitment to hours or cost.
Join the waitlist
The link below opens your email app with the destination and a few useful questions already filled in as prompts. Review the message before sending; nothing is submitted automatically.
Open an enquiry email →Enquiries are reviewed in batches, and I will reply if there is a plausible fit. This does not subscribe you to a mailing list.
If your email app does not open, send the note to shaikhfh1@gmail.com.
What you would be enquiring about