
You don’t have an effort problem.
You’ve already proven you can build and perform. But the number, or the level, hasn’t moved in a while. You’re working as hard as ever and landing in the same place.
That’s not a discipline problem. It’s an identity problem. What you believe, what you pursue and what you repeat form a loop, and that loop holds you in place no matter how hard you push.
Misogi is the method for breaking it. It’s the same framework I use with my one-on-one clients, written for founders and performers.
Inside (98 pages):
The Identity Loop: why effort stops working past a certain level
The five ceiling loops: the Pullback, the Rebuild / Over-Prep, the Bottleneck / Solo Act, the Undercharge / First Offer and the Grind, and where each one lives
Seven domains: career, money, relationships, emotions, health, vision and spirit, each with an exposure gradient, protocols and a case study
Founder and Performer Lenses in every domain, each with a 72-hour move
The eight-week Misogi: Identity Autopsy → Exposure Gradient → Misogi Moment → Reintegration, plus a fill-in worksheet
A year built from eight weeks: six Misogis and four review weeks
Clickable contents, so you can go straight to your loop
This is for you if:
you’ve built something real, or performed at a real level
you know the next move and haven’t made it
you’d rather do the work than read about it
This isn’t motivation. It’s a system.