We're Democratizing Income Generation
The system wrote off millions of qualified people because they're "not viable."
No one is building solutions for the unemployed. VCs won't fund it. Companies won't invest.
We're building anyway.
The Mission
Make income generation literacy accessible.
The "insider knowledge" about how to make money—through strategic job searching, consulting, freelancing, fractional work—has been pay-to-play for too long.
We're pricing it at $39/month instead of $4,500.
Because the people who need it most can't afford to be locked out.
Why This Matters
The average job search is 12-18 months. That's not a "tough market." That's structural collapse.
What people actually need: Skills to generate income while they navigate the gap. Job search tactics that work. Entrepreneurial fundamentals. Community that understands.
That's what we're building.
The Commitment
✓ 10% of founding spots are full scholarships (we call them Apprenticeships)
✓ Members who refer others earn recurring income
✓ We're hiring from within the community
✓ As we grow, members share in the growth
This isn't just a platform. It's a movement.
Putting Money Where Our Mouth Is
We used to charge $4,500 for 1-on-1 coaching.
Corporate clients paid 5-10x that for talent strategy.
Those clients got incredible value.
Personalized, intensive guidance that changed their careers.
But the market collapsed. The average job search went from 3-6 months to 12-18 months. People started watching their savings drain.
And I had a choice: keep charging premium prices to the few who could afford it, or rebuild the entire model to serve the many who couldn't.
I chose the latter.
We now deliver the same frameworks, same strategies, same expertise—but through daily community coaching instead of 1-on-1 calls. At scale, I can price it at $39/month and still run a sustainable business.
This isn't charity. It's a different economic model for a different market reality.
The mission is simple: Income generation literacy shouldn't be pay-to-play. Not during a crisis. Not when the people who need it most are the ones who can't afford it.
So I'm making it accessible. That's the commitment.
