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S4 · Pre Work · Choose Your Lane

Session 4 is not about searching for a lane. The data from Sessions 2 and 3 has already pointed somewhere. These questions help you arrive at the session clear so the commitment comes easily. Spend 20 minutes with this before the session. Bring your Session 3 worksheet and your bridge reflection.

PART 1 · READING YOUR OWN DATA

Before anyone else looks at your data, you look at it. These three questions review the signals from Session 3 so they are clear in your mind when the session opens.

Q1 · From your Session 3 fit map, which audience type did you mark as strongest fit?

Q2 · Read your ideal client statement from Session 3 out loud. Which audience context does that person most naturally exist in?

Q3 · What happened when you sent your Session 3 signal? Who responded, and were they the person you described?

PART 2 · THE PATTERN IN THE DATA

If your three answers above point in the same direction, that is your lane. If they point in different directions, that is the tension the session will work with.

Q4 · Do your three data points agree? What lane do they collectively point toward?

Q5 · What is the resistance, if any, to committing to that lane?

Q6 · If the resistance disappeared, what would you choose?

PART 3 · THE COST OF CHOOSING

A lane is defined as much by what you decline as by what you choose. These two questions make the cost visible before you commit, so the decision holds after the session ends.

Q7 · What does this lane require energetically from you?

Q8 · What are you giving up by choosing this lane?

Bring this form and your Session 3 worksheet to Session 4. The session moves from your data to your commitment. The more prepared you arrive, the deeper the session goes.