Four frameworks in the order that works, with the Belief System Audit woven in where it tells you something. Each step ends by naming the next one, so at every point on it you are told what to do next.
The workbook edition: the prompts, the worksheets, the handoffs. Files you keep, sent to the address you pay with. No account.
If you do not already have your thing, Thing first. Then Terrain, then Footing, then the Belief System Audit, then Build. The audit runs once inside the path, stuck or not, against the belief system Footing has just written, so nobody starts Build, where the time and money go, without a baseline, and it runs again at ninety days. Its lowest element is where Build starts. A low score is one step back to Footing.
Each one is a workbook you do, not a document you read. The last page of every one is the handoff to the next.
Finding what you're actually pursuing
For the person who can't name what they're going after, or can and suspects it isn't really theirs. Works by elimination: what you don't want is faster and more honest data than what you do.
You leave holding one named thing you can say out loud and defend, your role in it stated as a function so it travels across fields, and the handoff to Terrain.
Thing, the workbook edition: $19.
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Reading any field, so you can find your place in it
Every industry runs on the same six layers: who operates, where value moves, what roles exist besides the obvious one. The obvious role is usually taken and usually not yours.
You leave holding a read of your field, the layer where that role lives, and a place in it that is yours, which is the position Footing is built on.
Terrain, the workbook edition: $19.
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Who are you being, before you commit
Who am I being, what must I believe, what will resist me, how do I hold it. Opens with who you are today, not who you want to become, and starts on the lowest dimension of its own matrix.
You leave holding the belief system for this thing, written as behavior rather than wish, a standing question that stays open, and the handoff to the Belief System Audit, which tests that system before Build.
Footing, the workbook edition: $19.
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The order of operations
You know the thing and need what to do in what order. Starts on the lowest element your audit found, as its first constraint, because this is the step where time and money get spent. Strategy, medium, deliverables, price, delivery, review, then referrals.
You leave holding the sequence for this thing and the date you come back to it, because Build cycles rather than completes.
Build, the workbook edition: $19.
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The whole path in one file, in the order it runs.
The Set, all four in sequence: $49.
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Bought one already? The price of it comes off the set; the coupon is in your delivery email.
By email, to the address you pay with, within minutes, as files you keep. There is no account to make and nothing to log in to. If nothing has arrived in an hour, check spam once, then reply to the receipt and it comes by hand.
The free instruments stay free, and the path leans on them.
All three, as one download, on the free kit page.
Refunds. Fourteen days, no questions, by reply to the delivery email.
