Your success demands speed. The bigger your success, or your ambition, the faster you’re moving when you change lanes, with no time to stop and calculate. You have blind spots; everyone does. At your speed, every collision costs more. Sooner or later, the people around you decide the risk of your next collision outweighs the value of your success.

You don’t need to move fast yet, so you have time to look around. Read the articles on my Substack about this program and understand the paradox before it reaches you.

Hit the self-guided. It’s like the Rick Steves’ Guide to Everest. I’ve written up the how-to. There’s a manual for how-to. Discover your five blind spots and the one red line that is the thing most likely to create that critical cost, where the collision outweighs the value of your success.

If you are ambitious and have achieved a measure of success where you think, "This paradox is real in my life, and I've observed it many, many times, Robert," then press Contact Robert, and you and I will have a conversation.

I promise I'm not modest, I'm not nice. The exploratory call is to check if you're right, that it's worth the investment of time, talent and treasure on your part, and time and talent on my part. I have a limited number of spots for guided clients.

If you can't convince me that the risk of your blind spots really is real because your success is significant, then I'll just lead you back to Self-Guided. No is a complete sentence. It doesn't require an explanation or punctuation.