The Opening Read
Before day one
One page from me on the pattern you're running, what it pays you, and a dated prediction of the day it will try to end this.
The Sprint
You know what to do. You've known for years. The Sprint is a month where one person reads what you actually did, every day, and answers.
I onboard every member personally before day one. No self-checkout.
Before day one
One page from me on the pattern you're running, what it pays you, and a dated prediction of the day it will try to end this.
Thirty days
Three actions sized for your worst day, one honest sentence of proof each evening, graded. Read and answered by me, daily. Silence gets noticed the same day.
Day thirty
What you said you were building, next to what your evidence shows, in your own words. Proof, either way.
21 of 30 days with honest proof on your #1 action, stated before you enter. The group's completion rate gets published, mine included.
If you want an app to download and forget, this is the worst €59 you'll ever spend.
I read every proof of every member, every day, personally. Seats are capped by my reading capacity, not by marketing.
Doors close at the cap or the start date, whichever comes first.
The witness without the coach: Align Pro. Same record, same honest grading, same nightly profile. The coaching layer is what the Sprint adds.
Get Align →Cohorts run on fixed dates. The current one is running now. DM SPRINT for first notice on the next opening.
About two minutes of logging plus the work itself. The actions are sized to your real day. That's what the Opening Read is for.
The bar is 21 of 30, not perfection. A fall logged the same evening costs almost nothing. The only thing I chase is silence.
The logging in the Align app, the group, and DMs with me. No new platforms to learn.
I'm openly Christian and the method descends from Christian practice. The room takes any man serious about his word. Nothing is preached at you, and Faith Mode in the app is optional.
The gap between what you say and what you do has never been private. The people around you live with it too.
Thirty days, on the record, with someone in your corner.