You’ve read my book and listened to my podcast. You understand the system.

But your automatic transfers are still not set up.

You earned more this year than last year, but you still feel behind.

These aren’t discipline problems. They’re patterns. And something is driving them that you’ve never been taught to see.

Nir Eyal is the author of Beyond Belief and Indistractable. His work goes deeper than the gap between knowing and doing. It explains what’s underneath that gap: the beliefs running your money decisions without you realizing it. 

His book is called Beyond Belief because that’s where the answers are: past the surface, into the part of your brain that decides whether you act or stall.

And if you stall, learning another process or system isn’t going to help you. You need someone who can explain why you keep avoiding taking action and show you how to stop. 

That’s what this session will do.

It’s not another generic “just believe in yourself!” talk. In Nir’s own words: “The ‘think positive’ and ‘just believe’ mantras we’ve all heard are equally useless in practice.” This session addresses what’s actually going on underneath your decisions.

On March 27th, Nir is joining us for a live working session.

Here’s what Nir will help you do: 

• Complete a live exercise that reveals whether you’re stalling because of missing information or missing belief
• See in real time how your brain filters out financial progress and amplifies worry
• Set a monthly practice during the event (not after) that forces your wins through the filter
• Leave with a specific question to ask before every financial decision

You’ll unlock why you’ve been stuck and learn the tools to move forward. 

Have you: 

• Read my advice, understood it, and still not acted on it?
• Felt guilty when someone mentioned their investment portfolio?
• Made more than your parents ever did and still felt like you were one bad month away from disaster?

Most people have. And they’ll keep cycling through the same patterns until they stop treating it like a knowledge problem instead of what it really is — a belief problem. 

This event gives you the tools to stop that cycle.

Register now.