A small school
that meets in a room.
PROTOCOL is not a course you buy and work through alone. There is nothing to binge. Every lesson is taught live, to five people at a time, and you do not move to the next one until you have done the work and I have said so.
π Who's teaching this
I'm nineteen.
Here's why that's the point.
You're going to want to know why someone my age is running a school about discipline. Fair question. Here is the honest answer.
If someone my age teaching this is a dealbreaker, that's a reasonable thing to think. Watch me work before you decide.
How it works.
Five steps. There is nothing else.
Nine weeks, nine checkpoints.
Every checkpoint is two stages: you sit the live hour, then you file the work. Clear both and the card completes β and the next one stays shut until I read you its key on a call. Nothing here opens on a timer.
Tap a checkpoint to open it Β· every one is a live hour and a filed piece of work
A hold costs you time, not access. Your room, your record and everything you have cleared stay exactly where they are β what is on hold is the next lesson, and nothing else. Two holds in a row and you drop to the room behind. Nobody waits, and nobody is quietly waved through.
Four paths. All open.
You do not pick yours.
I do, on the call, from what you actually tell me. People are usually wrong about which one they need, and picking the comfortable one is how nine weeks get wasted.
Who this will not work for.
Said plainly, because a wrong fit costs one of five seats and I would rather lose the sale.
Run the protocol.
Watch the briefing, then take whichever door fits. The call is thirty minutes, free, and I will tell you honestly whether this is for you. If you already know, you can just join.