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✦ THE PERSONAL MONOPOLY METHOD
5 Guided AI Sessions · Built From a $50,000-a-Year Method · $17
The Personal Monopoly Kit
$17
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Finding Your Personal Monopoly
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Building Your Message
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Designing Your Network
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Proving Your Value
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Turning Prospects Into Collaborators
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Plus the Start Here guide, the finished sample document, and lifetime updates.
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5
Guided AI sessions
3.5 hrs
From start to finished
15–25
Named buyers to target
$5K–$10K
Per client, defended
The $17 kit
For $17, you’re getting:
01
5 AI-assisted interviews
Built from three years of positioning work with clients who paid up to $50,000 a year. These are structured interviews rather than prompts, so they ask, push back and dig the way a consultant does when you’re paying by the hour.
02
Plug-and-play setup
Upload five files to Claude once (three minutes, the free plan works), then open a chat, type one line, and talk. No tools to learn, no writing, no blank page.
03
Answers instead of homework
Every session ends with a finished document and six to eight decisions, each small enough to act on this week.
At the end you’ll have:
Strategic clarity on what makes you unique — written as one sentence you can say out loud, so the right prospect asks how you do that instead of what you charge.
Clarity on which clients will actually pay you what you’re worth, and which ones never will however good your work is, so you stop spending months on the wrong end of the market.
A price you can defend, set from what your position supports rather than what you’ve been charging, with the reasoning to hold it when someone tests it.
The language to communicate your value to people who aren’t you, so referrers describe you accurately, prospects repeat your point to their boss, and your value stops getting lost in translation.
A named list of the companies worth your time — 15 to 25 of them, sorted by how quickly a decision can actually get made inside each one, with the specific problem of theirs you’d solve.
A way in that isn’t a pitch, built around demonstrating your judgment where the right people can see it, so conversations start from respect rather than a cold ask.
And a repeatable system, because the five documents chain together into the thing you run every week: who to pursue, what to say to them, how to prove it, and what to charge.
This kit exists to fix one specific thing: prospects can’t tell you apart from the other people they’re considering, so they choose on price. You’ll fix that this week, in about three and a half hours of answering questions, without building an audience first.
The five sessions
What each one fixes, and what you walk out with
Every session is a guided interview inside Claude. It asks one question at a time, shows an example answer so you know how deep to go, pushes back when you’re vague, and writes the document at the end. You don’t build anything…you answer questions about work you’ve already done.
Finding Your Personal Monopoly
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Session 01
THE PROBLEM
You describe yourself the same way your competitors do. “I help B2B companies grow.” “I help founders scale.” The words are accurate and interchangeable, so the buyer has nothing to compare except price…and price is the only comparison you lose.
WHAT HAPPENS IN THE SESSION
It interviews you about what you’ve actually done: the client who got the best result, the problem two other people failed to solve, the thing people ask you about by name. Then it hunts through your history for the odd combination…the two or three things you’ve done that almost nobody has done together. It finishes by asking what common practice in your field makes you genuinely angry, which is usually where the sharpest positioning is hiding.
WHAT YOU WALK OUT WITH
Your positioning written down: what you provide, what makes it rare, exactly who it serves, and what you refuse from now on. A one-sentence thesis. And six to eight decisions, including the price your position supports and the exact words for your headline.
WHY IT MATTERS AT YOUR LEVEL
An agency that does “paid media for ecommerce” competes with four hundred agencies. One run by someone who spent six years inside a retail buying team, working only with brands moving from wholesale to direct, competes with almost nobody. Same skills, different position…and only one gets asked to justify their rate.
Building Your Message
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Session 02
THE PROBLEM
Your positioning explains what you do. It doesn’t make anyone feel anything, and it doesn’t survive being repeated by someone else. So referrals describe you vaguely, your profile reads like a services page, and you open the compose box with nothing to say.
WHAT HAPPENS IN THE SESSION
It pulls out the moments that prove you can deliver, and it insists on at least one failure…because the client who fired you and what it taught you builds more trust than your best case study. Then it finds your enemy: a broken practice in your industry rather than a person, and what that practice costs the people you serve. Then your personal stakes: what this work has actually cost you.
WHAT YOU WALK OUT WITH
Your About section drafted word for word, ready to paste. Four content themes with a post idea for each. Your expanded thesis. And the position you’ll take in public, written as something you’d defend.
WHY IT MATTERS AT YOUR LEVEL
Experts who get referred well have one thing in common: other people can repeat what they stand for in a sentence. That sentence is what this session produces.
Designing Your Network
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Session 03
THE PROBLEM
You publish and hope. Whoever engages becomes your audience, which means your audience picked you rather than the other way around, and it’s mostly full of people who will never hire you.
WHAT HAPPENS IN THE SESSION
You name the companies and people you actually want as clients. It sorts them by how fast each one can sign, because a founder decides in a week and a thousand-person company decides in six months. Then it applies the gate: one line per name on the specific problem of theirs you could fix. Any name that fails comes off the list, however impressive.
WHAT YOU WALK OUT WITH
A list of 15 to 25 named companies and people, sorted, with a line each on how you’d help them. The five to start with this week. And the LinkedIn search that finds hundreds more like them.
WHY IT MATTERS AT YOUR LEVEL
Five clients at $2,000 a month is $120,000 a year. That’s 100 right people, not 10,000 followers, which is the whole reason this kit points you at a short list instead of a growth strategy.
Proving Your Value
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Session 04
THE PROBLEM
Your content explains what you know. Anyone can generate content that explains what they know, which is why explaining no longer proves anything. Meanwhile the specific person you’d most like to work with has never seen your name.
WHAT HAPPENS IN THE SESSION
You pick one name off your list. The session helps you choose between three ways to reach them: publicly solving a real problem they have, building something from work of theirs that taught you something, or inviting them into content instead of making content about them. Then it outlines the piece with you, section by section, and checks every factual claim about the target.
WHAT YOU WALK OUT WITH
A piece outlined and ready to write, a plan for making sure the target sees it, and a publish date within fourteen days.
WHY IT MATTERS AT YOUR LEVEL
This is the method that got a founder to reply, in public, “Can I just hire you to run this thing?” The person who wrote that piece never pitched. They analysed the founder’s churn problem where the founder could see it.
Turning Prospects Into Collaborators
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Session 05
THE PROBLEM
Cold outreach asks for something, so it gets ignored. You know this, so you don’t send it, so you have no pipeline beyond referrals and whatever the algorithm brings you this month.
WHAT HAPPENS IN THE SESSION
It designs one collaborative series with you, usually a written micro-interview of five or six questions. Then it drafts five invitations, one per person, each containing something that could only be about that person. Then it plans the transition from the finished piece to a real conversation, with one rule: no selling happens inside the collaboration.
WHAT YOU WALK OUT WITH
The series, five invitations ready to send, the transition, and the send order with dates.
WHY IT MATTERS AT YOUR LEVEL
Invitations get answered because they offer a platform instead of asking for time. In the version I ran with clients, roughly nine in ten guests said yes to a conversation afterwards …and a scheduled conversation with someone who knows your work is the hardest thing in this business to get cold.
The sequence
Why these five, in this order
TEST 1
Usable the same day
Each session ends with something you can use today…a price, a profile section, a list of names, a message. If it produced homework instead of an artifact, it didn’t make the kit.
TEST 2
Each feeds the next
Positioning decides your message. Your message decides who to target. Your list decides what to make. Your content decides who to invite. Out of order, each one gets harder.
TEST 3
Your own evidence
The sessions can’t invent your experience and won’t try. When your evidence is thin, the document says so…which is why they survive contact with a real buyer.
The real leverage
The highest-leverage thing in your business isn’t external
Most people put their effort into the outside: content, ads, funnels, tactics, tools. Those are the levers everyone can see, so those are the levers everyone pulls.
The two things that actually decide what you earn are internal. The first is what you believe your work is worth. The second is how you communicate that worth to someone who has never seen you deliver.
Get those two wrong and nothing external compensates. You can double your output and stay at the same rate, because volume doesn’t change a buyer’s read on your value. Get them right and everything external starts working — your content, your calls and your proposals finally carry a message worth carrying.
Volume doesn’t change a buyer’s read on your value… only your position does.
The trap: the more experience you have, the harder this is to do alone. What makes you different is invisible to you, because it’s just how you’ve always worked. The six years in an industry your competitors have only read about sits on your CV as a job title rather than a reason to hire you.
This is why nobody can interview themselves. You need someone outside your own head to notice what you’ve stopped noticing, ask again when your first answer is the rehearsed one, and tell you which of those things a buyer would actually pay for.
That role has always cost $500 an hour, or been skipped. Skipping it is what most people do — and it’s why they compete on price with skills that deserve better.
The two levers that decide what you earn are both inside your own head.
The external levers
And the external levers just got much worse
Two years ago, publishing decent content every week took real effort …so doing it made you look serious.
Today anyone generates a month of polished posts in an afternoon. Your prospect’s feed holds fifty versions of the same advice in the same voice, because most of it comes from the same models. “How to” content used to signal expertise. Now it signals a subscription.
So when a prospect compares you with three other people, they can’t see a difference…and buyers who can’t see a difference buy the cheapest option. That’s the mechanism behind “we went with someone cheaper,” and it rarely has anything to do with the quality of your work.
Buyers who can’t see a difference buy the cheapest option.
Posting more can’t fix it. More of a signal that no longer means anything still means nothing.
Which leaves the internal work as the only lever with real leverage left in it. What survives the flood is the material AI can’t generate, because only you have it: the client that fired you, the years in an industry your competitors have only read about, the result with the number attached.
AI created the sameness. Pointed the other way, it’s the fastest way out…dig out the thing ONLY YOU can sell, and charge for it.
What you don’t need
You don’t need an audience, and you don’t need to rebrand
A bigger audience
The method points at 15–25 named people. The person who can hire you at $8,000 doesn’t need to follow you.
A rebrand
No new logo, name, or website project. Your positioning comes out of work you’ve already done.
More content
The kit produces one targeted piece for one named person. Most people already publish too much for too little.
To be technical
Setup is uploading five files…about three minutes. After that, you just answer questions.
What you do need is real work behind you … clients you’ve helped, problems you’ve solved, results you can point at, even from inside a job. The sessions run on that evidence; you supply it.
The contents
What’s inside the kit
The five session files
The full method, trained into Claude. Upload once and they stay installed. Each contains the interview, the frameworks behind it, the example bank, and the document template it writes at the end.
The Start Here guide
Three minutes of setup, the exact line to type to start each session, and the three habits that decide whether your documents come out sharp or generic.
The sample document
A complete finished positioning document from a worked example, so you can see exactly what you’re building before you answer a single question.
The honesty rules
Built into every session: it never invents your experience, never lets you claim a result you can’t support, and tells you when your evidence is too thin to charge more yet. This is what makes the documents usable in front of a real buyer.
Honest fit
Read this if any of these sound like you
You keep losing deals on price to people who aren’t better than you. They’re not better… they’re easier to describe. The buyer could tell them apart from the field, and couldn’t tell you apart from anyone.
Your pipeline is referrals and luck. When referrals slow down, you have no second lever, because you’ve never built the list of people you’d actually want and never had a reason to contact them.
You’ve been posting for a year and it hasn’t produced a client. The content isn’t bad. It’s indistinguishable, which means it builds an audience of peers rather than a pipeline of buyers.
You know you should raise your rates and you can’t justify it. Not to yourself, and definitely not on a call. The justification comes from the position, and you’ve never sat down and built one.
You’ve done the positioning exercises and they went nowhere. You stared at a worksheet, wrote something vague, and closed the document. That’s not a discipline problem…nobody can interview themselves.
Straight talk
Before you buy, two honest warnings
These interviews are not easy
Each session runs 30 to 60 minutes and asks questions you’ve spent years avoiding…which client actually got the best result and why, what went wrong that you’ve never told anyone, what you’d have to stop doing to become the obvious choice. It pushes back when you’re vague and asks again from a different angle. You can’t skim it or half-answer it while clearing your inbox.
These sessions aren’t perfect
A thin answer produces a thin document, and it’ll tell you when your evidence is too thin rather than dress it up. Sometimes you’ll say “that’s not quite what I meant” and redirect it. It gives you a position, a price, a list and messages…you still have to do the work.
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT
An interviewer that never flatters you, never invents your experience, and never lets you claim a result you can’t back up. A finished document at the end of every session. Decisions with a first move attached, small enough to do this week.
Reasons not to buy
Three reasons not to buy this
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You have no work history to build on. The sessions run on what you’ve done, including inside a job. They can’t run on nothing, and the $5,000 conversation needs evidence behind it.
2
You want AI to write your content for you. This kit exists because that stopped working. It makes you sound like nobody else, which requires your answers, not a generator.
3
You’ll buy it and never open it. Each session takes 30 to 60 minutes of honest answering. If the last five things you bought are sitting in a folder, save your $17.
You’ll be able to explain what makes you different, or you pay nothing.
Run all five sessions. If you finish them and still can’t answer these three questions better than you can today, email me within 60 days and I’ll refund you in full.
1
What do you do?
Answered in one sentence that separates you from every competitor a prospect is also considering, and that you’d say out loud on a call without hedging.
2
Why you and not someone cheaper?
Answered with the specific combination of experience behind it, in language a referrer can repeat accurately and a champion can carry into a room you’re not in.
3
Why is it worth this much?
Answered with the reasoning that holds when a buyer tests your number, rather than the discount you usually reach for.
That’s the whole promise, because those three answers are what separate the people who get chosen from the people who get compared. If you can’t answer them after the five sessions, you keep the documents and I return the $17.
The first month
What your first month looks like
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Your position and your number. Sessions one and two. You settle what you actually sell, what makes it hard to substitute, and the price that position supports. You also decide what you’ll stop taking. By Friday you can answer the three questions in the guarantee.
2
The segment worth pursuing. Session three. You work out which companies can pay your number and decide at a speed you can afford, then name 15 to 25 of them. Most people discover a chunk of their pipeline was never going to pay properly.
3
Proof aimed at one of them. Session four. You pick one company and build something that demonstrates your judgment on a problem they actually have. This replaces the pitch.
4
Conversations, not outreach. Session five. You open a route to five of them that offers something instead of asking for something, and the first conversations start from respect rather than a cold ask.
After that, it’s a practice. One targeted piece a week or two, conversations opening as answers come back, the list growing. Treat it as a three-month build and the compounding shows up as warmer replies and price conversations that start from your number instead of theirs.
Next steps
What happens after you buy
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You get the files immediately. Five session files, the Start Here guide and the sample document. No waiting, no onboarding call.
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You upload them to Claude. About three minutes. The free plan works. Nothing technical.
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You open a chat and type one line. The guide gives you the exact words for each session. Then you just answer questions…out loud if you prefer.
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You keep the documents. Each session writes one. They chain, and together they’re the operating system for everything you do to get clients from here.
The $17 kit
Everything you get for $17
The five session files. Three years of positioning work, trained into Claude. Upload once, installed forever.
The Start Here guide. Three minutes of setup, the exact line to start each session, and the three habits that decide whether your documents come out sharp or generic.
The finished sample document. A complete positioning document from a worked example, so you see the outcome before you answer a single question.
Lifetime access, including updates as I improve the sessions.
By the end of the month you’ll be holding your positioning, your price, the segment worth pursuing, a named list of companies inside it, and two live conversations you started without pitching. $17, one time. No subscription.
Questions
Frequently asked
Will I really be able to charge $5,000 to $10,000?
How is this different from a prompt pack?
Do I need to pay for Claude?
How long does the whole thing take?
Will it write my posts?
I've already done positioning work. Is this redundant?
What if I get interrupted mid-session?
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One year from today
You could have your positioning before tomorrow morning.
A year from now, everyone in your market will have the same tools and sound about the same. The ones who get chosen won’t be the ones who posted the most…they’ll be the ones who worked out what they specifically sell, to whom, and at what price. That work takes three and a half hours.
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P.S.
Two last things
P.S. The thing that kills people on a page like this isn’t the price. It’s the plan to do it “when things calm down.” Things don’t calm down. Session one takes under an hour, needs nothing but honest answers about work you’ve already done, and runs on your phone while you talk instead of type. By tomorrow morning you’d have your whole new positioning ready.
P.P.S. Can an AI interview really do what a $500-an-hour consultant does? Not all of it …it can’t take you to lunch or introduce you to my network. It does the part that produced the results: asking the right questions in the right order, refusing your vague answers, and writing up what it finds. That part now costs $17, and I’m the consultant it replaces.