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Turn the method you already run on instinct into three to five named stages, a name that says what it does, and a one-page diagram a client can repeat.
You already run a method. Your buyers cannot see it, so they compare your hourly rate with everyone else's.
Most experts describe their work as help: "I'll fix your onboarding", "I support leadership teams". The buyer has nothing to picture, nothing to repeat to a colleague and no sign the route has been run before. The usual fix is to invent a clever framework, which falls apart the first time a client asks what stage two involves.
This course works the other way. You pull the method out of your last three projects, keep only the moves that repeat, and group them into three to five stages with a verb and an output each. You name the whole for the result it produces, check the name before it goes on a proposal, draw it on one page in the shape your work already has, and test it on people outside your field until they can explain it back.
You walk away with a named framework on one page, tested on three people, and a way to walk a prospect through it on your next sales call.
Consultants and coaches: who deliver results from repeatable know-how and still describe the work case by case.
Agency owners and fractional specialists: who keep re-explaining how they work in every proposal.
Service providers: who want to quote for a method as a whole instead of selling hours.
This course is part of the academy's invite-only offering.
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