Here's something I don't think I've explained well enough during this launch: what actually happens after you buy.

Not the promises. The sequence.

Roughly, here's how a first week goes.

Day 1 — You go through the training. It's not a 40-hour marathon. It's a straight line from "I have no idea what this is" to "I know exactly what I'm doing." You finish knowing what the service is, who buys it, and what you're charging.

Day 2 — You build one. Not for a client. For yourself, so you can hear the thing work. This is where it stops being theory. Most people finish this in under an hour and immediately want to show somebody.

Day 3–4 — You start the client attraction method. You're not cold calling anybody. You're leading with something local business owners actually care about, and letting them come toward you.

Day 5–7 — You're having conversations. Some go nowhere. That's normal, and it's fine. And somewhere in there is the one that turns into $750 upfront and $299 a month.

That's the shape of it. Not magic. Not overnight. But not vague either.

I'm laying it out because "I don't know what I'd even do first" stops more people than the price ever does. Now you know.

Price is $29, and the launch ends tomorrow at midnight EST.