The core offer

Eight weeks of rebuilding the one thing that closes the gap.

Not motivation, not another framework to understand. Self-trust is built the way trust is always built: by making a commitment and keeping it, until your body stops expecting you to bail.

Week by week
1

The honest inventory

We name where you abandon yourself, in what situation, and what it has cost you. No softening. This week is the reason weeks two to five land.

2–5

Your four patterns, in your order

One week per pattern, highest score first. Your intake sets this order — the pattern with the most charge gets the work while the momentum is there.

In order of your score

Attachment

Staying tied to who you’ve been

Through pushing past comfort

In order of your score

Resistance

Fighting the discomfort of change

Through surrender

In order of your score

Negotiation

Talking yourself out of it

Through commitment

In order of your score

Avoidance

Letting life decide for you

Through ownership

6

Self-trust under pressure

The week it gets tested. We work on keeping your word when the old pattern has a very good argument for why this time is different.

7

Repair, not perfection

You will break a promise to yourself in these eight weeks. Week seven is about what you do next — because that, not the perfect run, is what rebuilds trust.

8

The standard you keep

Turning eight weeks into a way of operating: the standard you hold, in your own words, and the checks that keep it alive.

What’s included
  • A weekly 1:1 session, video call
  • One weekly action — small enough to keep, real enough to matter
  • Recordings of your sessions to come back to
  • A check-in between sessions when something comes up
Investment

Shared in your free session, because it depends on what you’re actually coming with. I take a small number of people at a time, and I’d rather do this properly than at scale.

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Not sure yet?

Start with The Audit.

Eight statements, two minutes, and you’ll know which pattern is running you — and whether the program fits.

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