Innerprise

Innerprise

Business Case: Radical Reality

Business Case: Radical Reality

The coaching industry has turned growth into a performance, often defaulting to loud language and a push to optimize. Dieuwke van Woensel works from a different place. Her 1:1 practice with founders deals with the parts of entrepreneurship that rarely make it into frameworks. Doubt, personal responsibility, and the tension between who someone is and how they must lead. When Dieuwke approached Atelier WOO, GrowthSpace had already outgrown its name, language, and audience. WOO helped Dieuwke rebrand GrowthSpace into The Innerprise, building an identity that treats inner work as a non-negotiable and refuses the bland noise of the guru culture.

Year

2025

Industry

Consulting

Scope of work

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Brand Identity

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Go-to-market Strategy

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Web Design

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Copywriting

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Communication Strategy

Timeline

8 - 12 Weeks

Business Case: Radical Reality

The coaching industry has turned growth into a performance, often defaulting to loud language and a push to optimize. Dieuwke van Woensel works from a different place. Her 1:1 practice with founders deals with the parts of entrepreneurship that rarely make it into frameworks. Doubt, personal responsibility, and the tension between who someone is and how they must lead. When Dieuwke approached Atelier WOO, GrowthSpace had already outgrown its name, language, and audience. WOO helped Dieuwke rebrand GrowthSpace into The Innerprise, building an identity that treats inner work as a non-negotiable and refuses the bland noise of the guru culture.

Year

2025

Industry

Consulting

Scope of work

/

Brand Identity

/

Go-to-market Strategy

/

Web Design

/

Copywriting

/

Communication Strategy

Timeline

8 - 12 Weeks

Art Direction: Thinking In Ink

Art Direction: Thinking In Ink

Art Direction: Thinking In Ink

Founders think outside the lines. To capture that raw energy, we anchored the brand in a single, non-negotiable tool every founder uses: the blue ballpoint pen.

The visual system of The Innerprise is built around Ballpoint Blue, the universal color of the napkin sketch. Ink mirrors the life of a founder. It leaves no room for revision, recording each decision as it is made. We hand-illustrated ten custom pieces in this medium, leaving space for the jitter and energy of the human hand.

Brand Identity: The I-Work

Brand Identity: The I-Work

Brand Identity: The I-Work

The name Innerprise begins with "i" for a reason. It stands for the self. The core philosophy is that no founder can succeed at the we level; leading teams, scaling culture, or driving external impact; without first mastering the "i" work. The logo symbol visualizes this physics of influence: the dot represents the internal clarity that must break the surface to become external action. It is a visual reminder that you cannot perform your way to leadership; you must simply be, and let the impact follow.

As for the color palette, we landed on blue and yellow. Why this specific blue? Well, it is the color of the blueprint and the rough draft. In a world of finished products, The Innerprise celebrates the process. This vibrant, electric blue signals potential, it is the color of an idea before it gets sanitized by a committee. We paired this electric hue with the color of mental passion, a bright yellow hue and plenty of paper textures along with stark negative space to ensure the brand feels like a living workspace, not a sterile gallery.