The whole map
All three stages, laid out end to end, so you can see the shape of the thing instead of collecting tactics.
A straight walkthrough of the whole map — Find, Connect, Close — and an honest score on where you actually are. Most people discover they're running about one and a half stages out of three.
It takes about an hour. It's free. It lives inside the community.
All three stages, laid out end to end, so you can see the shape of the thing instead of collecting tactics.
Rate yourself 1–10 on each stage. The low number is the one costing you money right now — and it's rarely the one you expected.
The specific parts of your customer-getting that AI and automation can genuinely take off you — and, just as usefully, the parts they can't.
One page. What to fix first, second and third — in order, based on your score rather than on what someone's selling.
The reframe. Why "I need more leads" is almost always the wrong diagnosis, and what the three real problems look like in a business like yours.
The map itself. Find, Connect and Close, in order, with the specific job each one does and what it looks like when it's working.
The scoring exercise. You go through each stage and mark yourself honestly. This is the bit that tends to sting, and it's the bit that's worth the hour.
Your 90-day order of operations, built from your own scores. Then you go and do it. There's no call booked at the end.
You've almost certainly been burned by something calling itself free training. Fair. So here's what this one isn't.
If you take the map, fix your worst stage yourself and never spend a thing here, that's a completely acceptable outcome. It's how most people find out whether any of this is worth their time.
No. Join the community on the free tier and it's there. There's a $7/month option inside if you want the full system and the templates, but the training isn't behind it.
No. There's no call anywhere in this — not after the training, not after you join, not if you upgrade. At seven dollars a month a sales call would cost more than the customer is worth, which is rather the point.
If you sell something and need more people buying it, yes. The three stages hold whether you're a consultant sending DMs, a SaaS founder chasing activation, a clinic filling appointments or a brand emailing a list. The channel changes; the map doesn't.
About an hour, and it's split into parts so you don't have to do it in one sitting. The scoring exercise is the bit worth not skipping.
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