Four program calls.
We work through each stage of the build. Sharpen the promise, question what you’re adding, and decide what has to happen before the next milestone.
Four weeks · Eight live group sessions · Founding cohort
The Buildout
Bring the idea you keep putting off.
Launch it in four weeks.
One offer. A real deadline. Eight live sessions with me where you make the decisions, get honest feedback on the actual work, and put the thing into the world.
You build between sessions. You bring it back. We fix what’s weak and you move.
Power Moves is my astrocartography app. You enter your birth details and see your planetary lines on a world map. Knowledge that used to live in my head and in one-to-one sessions became something people use on their own.
Building it taught me the part nobody teaches: the narrowing, the revisions, and the judgment about what to cut so the thing actually ships.
That’s what I’m bringing to your project.
The idea is alive. Your week is full.
You know there’s something in what you do that could reach more people.
A workshop. A resource. The tool you keep wishing your clients already had.
Then a client needs you, the inbox fills, and you spend the afternoon on the work that keeps the business running. The idea goes back in the notes app.
You might already have the courses, the material, the half-finished drafts. Sitting down to build isn’t the hard part. Being the only person making every decision is, especially when you can’t tell whether the work is any good.
The Buildout is where you bring the unfinished version and get a straight answer.
Eight live sessions with me
Bring the work.
Get an honest response.
Four office hours.
Bring the draft, the question, or the decision you’ve been circling all week. Get feedback and real pushback, then take the next step back to your project.
The questions that move projects
- Is this solving the problem your buyer actually has?
- What can come out and still deliver the value?
- What needs to change before this is ready?
The build
Your idea gets a finish line.
- 01Week one
Choose it, then make it smaller
Who is it for, what problem does it solve, and what can genuinely be built in four weeks. We narrow the promise and set the finish line using my feedback and conversations with real potential buyers.
MilestoneOne offer, a written brief, and a definition of done.
- 02Week two
Build the first real version
You direct AI with your own expertise and examples, build in pieces, reject weak output, and test it from your buyer’s side of the table.
MilestoneA version you can put in front of someone.
- 03Week three
Give people a way to buy
The value in plain language. Sales page, checkout and delivery connected and walked end to end, from first interest to the moment they receive what they paid for.
MilestoneA purchase path you’ve tested yourself.
- 04Week four
Launch it
You make the invitation to real people. You listen to what they ask, see what needs changing, and decide the next move from what actually happened.
MilestoneYour offer live, real buyer feedback, and a plan for what’s next.
One offer, built properly
We decide together what’s worth building now.
01 / Package what you know
A digital product.
A focused guide, toolkit, template set or learning resource that solves one specific problem.
02 / Teach your approach
A masterclass.
One clear lesson with a real result, plus the materials and the purchase path to sell it.
03 / Make buying simpler
A sales journey.
Page, checkout and follow-up for an offer you’re ready to sell now.
04 / Make your method usable
An interactive tool.
For the person whose expertise works best as something people use rather than read. A calculator, an assessment, or a guided process your clients run on their own.
These need a narrow scope and a decision in week one about who owns the thing technically once it exists. We make that call together before you build, so you finish with something that works and a clear answer about where it lives.
The format follows the job you need it to do for your buyer. Week one is where we work out which one that is.
How we work with AI
Specific.
Demanding.
Relentless.
Tell it what the job is. Give it your material, your standards and your boundaries. Ask for exactly what you need.
When the work misses, say so. Check the facts. Have it critique its own output, bring a second platform in for another read, and verify what matters.
Then step back. Are we still solving the right problem? Is this useful to the person buying it? Does it fit the business and the life you want?
You make the decisions. AI carries out the work. Relentless means holding the standard you set and knowing the point where you stop polishing and launch.
Your energy belongs in the plan
You don’t have to prove you care by being exhausted.
We’ll notice the habits that keep you overgiving. Adding more. Saying yes before you’ve thought about it. Making your own needs the thing that waits.
The work here is building in integrity with your energy. A promise you can keep, honest limits, and something you can deliver without your constant availability being part of the price.
That includes honesty about AI. No invented expertise, no fabricated results, and no pretending someone received personal attention they didn’t receive. Your care and your judgment stay in the work.
Three days, live, October 14 to 16. You learn to give AI a clear job, push back on what it hands you, and check its work properly. That’s the foundation.
The Buildout is where you apply it to one offer, with live feedback and a launch deadline.
The Buildout · Founding cohort
$1,500 USD
Or two payments of $797$1,594 total on the payment plan.
Begins Tuesday, October 27
Program calls Tuesdays, office hours Thursdays.
Four weeks, finishing November 19, 2026.
What you get
- Four program calls where the build decisions get made
- Four office hours where you bring whatever’s stuck
- Weekly feedback from me on your actual work, not hypotheticals
- A written brief and an agreed definition of done in week one
- A purchase path you’ve tested end to end before you launch
You’re buying four weeks of my judgment on your project and a deadline you can’t move.
The founding cohort is capped at 12 so every project gets real time in the room. Applications reviewed for fit and scope. This price is held for the first cohort only.
What this is and isn’t
Feedback happens in the eight scheduled group sessions. You bring your expertise, your source material, and the time to build between calls.
You own your accounts, your testing and your launch. Group support runs for the four weeks and then ends cleanly.
Ongoing technical support, hosting, maintenance and support for your customers sit outside this program, with you or your technical provider. Paid tools and outside specialists are separate costs.
Completion depends on your project and your participation. Sales and earnings are not guaranteed.
A few useful answers
Before you build.
Give the idea a finish line
Four weeks.
Then it exists.
Eight live sessions. Honest feedback. One offer in the world with real buyers responding to it.
Tell me what you want to build and I’ll come back to you about your place in the founding cohort.