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S5 · Post-Session Commitment · Your Container Is Decided

The most common failure after this session is not a bad decision. It is an abandoned one. This form locks your decision and gives you a clear path to Session 6.

PART 1 YOUR CONTAINER DECISION LOCKED

Write the final version of each decision here. These are committed answers, not aspirations.

My journey archetype

My journey in sequence from discovery to yes, three to five touch points named and ordered

My access point, where specifically someone goes when they are ready to engage

PART 2 — THE ALIGNMENT CHECK

Before you leave, confirm your container passes all four tests.

Identity test; Does every touchpoint in this journey feel like the person my nine words describe? Yes or No.

Ideal Client test; Is this the journey my ideal client needs to feel safe enough to say yes, not the journey I designed because it is comfortable for me? Yes or No.

Lane test; Does this journey match how clients in my lane actually engage and make decisions? Yes or No.

Discipline test; Am I willing to run this one journey with full commitment for 90 days before I evaluate it and change anything? Yes or No.

Where a test did not pass and what you will do about it

PART 3 BETWEEN SESSION COMMITMENT

By the time you show up for Session 6 you must know exactly what needs to be built and why.

1. Map your full journey, name every touchpoint and design the experience at each step.

2. Research your access point, look at three practitioners in your lane. What does their access point look like?

3. Test your first touchpoint, one real conversation with your ideal client about how they would engage with your work.

4. Validate full alignment, hold your completed journey against your positioning statement and avatar.

I will complete this work by day and time

The one thing most likely to stall me and how I will handle it