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    Three ways in. One operating system underneath.

    Start where you can actually finish. What changes between these is the length, the pressure, and the problem each one is pointed at.

    4 to 12 weeksFour pillarsFrom 5 min a day
    01Start here

    The 28-Day Sprint

    You choose one standard before the clock starts and hold it for twenty-eight days, logging every day you held it and every day you did not. Five days a week carry a lesson and two are a short check-in. You leave with an Integrity Record in your own words, unedited, and a one page operating manual. Not a course. A reading.

    4 weeks5–15 min, 5 days a weekSelf-paced portal

    $197one-time

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    02

    The Identity Operating System, Self-Guided

    The complete twelve week Identity Operating System across four pillars, with daily tracking, deliverable builders, and the personal operating manual you compile in week twelve.

    12 weeks30–45 min / daySelf-paced portal

    $500per month · 3 months

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    03Most structure

    OS + 1:1 Coaching

    Everything in the self-guided system plus twelve weekly sessions with Steven, direct messaging between them, and a forward plan for the twelve months after we stop.

    12 weeksWeekly 60-min sessionPrivate, 1:1

    $1,500per month · 3 months

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    Side by side

    CourseLengthDaily timeFormatPrice
    The 28-Day Sprint4 weeks5–15 min, 5 days a weekSelf-paced portal$197
    The Identity Operating System, Self-Guided12 weeks30–45 min / daySelf-paced portal$500
    OS + 1:1 Coaching12 weeksWeekly 60-min sessionPrivate, 1:1$1,500
    The Performance Trap book cover

    The book

    Before any of it, there is the argument.

    The Performance Trap is not a course and it does not come with the portal. It is the case in full: why men who clear every bar still feel like they are running on borrowed structure, and what it takes to operate from identity instead of output. Read it first if you would rather understand the argument before you commit to holding anything.

    What's underneath

    Four pillars in the Operating System. One line held in the Sprint.

    01

    Identity

    Who the next version of you actually is, in your own words.

    02

    Standards

    The floor you refuse to drop below.

    03

    Discipline

    Closing the gap between what you say and what you do.

    04

    Expansion

    Turning proof into a plan you can run for a year.