You already have a method — you just run it on instinct, so to a buyer it looks like fog, and fog gets haggled instead of chosen. This course turns the thing you already do into a named signature framework: a handful of verb-stages, a name that says what it does, and a one-page diagram you own. Seven short lessons, one thing you walk away owning.
You're good at what you do. You've done it enough times that you barely think about the steps anymore — you just get the result.
That instinct is the problem. Because a buyer can't see instinct. They see "I'll help you," which sounds like every other expert, so they haggle on price and second-guess the work. Your method is real. It's just invisible.
Seven short lessons. By the end you'll have surfaced the method you already run, shaped it into three to five named stages, named the whole thing for what it does, and drawn it on a single page. Not invented — named. You already do the work.
One artifact: your signature framework, on one page. It's the most repeatable thing you own — the spine your pitch, your pricing, and everything you build later can hang on.