Your book is on its way.

Give it a minute or two and it’ll be in your inbox. If it isn’t, check your promotions tab — it sometimes lands there.

The book doesn’t build it for you.

That’s on purpose. It gives you the frame, and then it ends by handing you homework — sit with your body of work, name it, map your four doors.

And homework is exactly the kind of thing a tired woman means to do on Sunday and still hasn’t done in March. I know that, because I’ve been assigning it for years and watching it happen.

So I made the build.

• The workbook. Twenty-six pages, nineteen exercises, and room to write on every one of them.
• The AI interviewer. It asks you one question at a time, then drafts your body of work statement and your client journey map out of your own answers.
• Two hours, at your kitchen table. No live call. Nothing to attend. Nothing to schedule.

You get up holding two pages that didn’t exist before: your body of work in a sentence you can say out loud, and your four doors with the gap circled.

It’s twenty-seven dollars because I want the people who’ll actually do it — and because this is the first version, and you’d be helping me make it better.

And if it’s a no, it’s a real no. No hard feelings, the book is yours either way — go and read it.

Xoxo, Hannah