01. CLARITY - Know Exactly What You Want and Why It Matters

“You can’t hit a target you can’t see.” – Jesse Itzler

Before you do anything, you need crystal-clear clarity on your big goal and why it genuinely matters to you. Vague goals lead to vague results. You need a clear, specific, and measurable target to aim for.

How this program does this: Every 90 days you fill out a Deep Dive Sheet for your personal and professional life. Ask yourself the important life questions that most people never ask themselves and get crystal clear on who and what matters most to you and is worth spending your time on. 

02. BUILD A PLAN - Design Your Days with Intention

“You don’t rise to the level of your goals; you fall to the level of your systems.” – James Clear

Now that you’re clear on the goal, you need a daily and weekly plan to make it inevitable. Consistent, intentional actions—not sporadic bursts of motivation—are what create results.

How this program does this: Every Sunday, you plan out your week using the best tools we have when it comes to strategy and habits. 

03. EXECUTE RELENTLESSLY - Do the Boring Work Daily

“The biggest wins in life come from the most boring, consistent, and unsexy work.” – Alex Hormozi

Execution is where most people fail—not because they lack motivation, but because they lack consistency. The difference between the successful and the almost-successful is who is willing to show up when they don’t feel like it.

How this program does this: Start now- start messy and figure it out along the way. JUST. KEEP. GOING. Most people get bored and jump to a new goal. The key to success is to stay obsessed with consistency, even when it’s boring.

04. AVOID DISTRACTION - Know It Will Be Hard and Stick to the Plan

“Most people can’t achieve their goals because they keep restarting.” – Chris Williamson

Sticking to the plan means you need to expect and embrace the hard days. You will be tempted to quit or change directions—don’t. Stay the course.

How this program does this: It supports you when it gets hard- and it will get hard. When it feels hard you know it’s time to push harder, not pull back. The goal is progress, not perfection. You aren’t deciding what to do each day based on your feelings or emotions, you’re showing up and doing the work required to support your goals. We create friction for distractions so we can avoid getting off track or wasting time. We eliminate decision fatigue so we remove unnecessary choices each day.