The 90-Day Fix
Ninety days on the one gear that is actually holding you back.
Most people spend a year working hard on the wrong part of their business. This is the opposite: one gear, in the order it has to be fixed, with a measurement at each end so you find out whether it moved rather than hoping.
What ninety days looks like
Three blocks of thirty. Not a course you binge.
The shape matters more than the content list, because the shape is what stops you doing a little of everything and calling it progress.
Your bottleneck gear
Whichever gear your Check-Up flagged. Its exercise block, its full playbook, and a thirty-day sprint that ends in something built rather than something read. One gear, because the whole finding of the diagnostic is that the others are not your problem yet.
The gear it was starving
The gear immediately downstream, which now has its input for the first time. This is the block where the compounding stops being a claim you were asked to believe and becomes something you watch happen, because the thing that would not work before suddenly does.
Consolidate and re-measure
No new gear. You finish what was started, then re-take the Full Check-Up and read both numbers against where you began. A third gear here is how people arrive at day ninety with three half-built things instead of one repaired one.
What is in it
The instrument, the work, and a number at both ends.
A Full Check-Up at each end
One at day zero to set the baseline, one at day ninety to see what moved. The guarantee is measured on these, so they are the product rather than an add-on to it.
Your gear’s playbook
The full working guide to the gear you are fixing, plus the one downstream — what it is, how it breaks, the four moves that turn it, and a workbook you fill in rather than read.
The exercise blocks
The real sequence from the workbook, served one gear at a time in the dashboard, each with a clear “done when” so you are never guessing whether something counts as finished.
A monthly live session
Three across the ninety days, each with a job: confirm your read in week one, catch a stalled block at day thirty-seven, and set up the re-measure before you take it. Questions submitted in advance, every one recorded.
Your whole history
Every reading, every completed exercise, every score, dated and kept. The second Check-Up is only meaningful because the first one is still there to compare it against.
Two ways to run it
Run it yourself, or have me in it with you.
The 90-Day Fix
One time. Not a subscription.
Everything above, self-serve. The engine assigns your gear, serves the work, and measures the result.
- ✓Full Check-Up at day 0 and day 90
- ✓Your bottleneck gear’s playbook and exercise block
- ✓The downstream gear for days 31–60
- ✓Three live sessions, all recorded
- ✓The measured guarantee
The 90-Day Fix, supervised
One time. Limited number each cycle.
The same ninety days with me in it, at the three points where an outside read actually changes what you do.
- ✓Everything in the self-serve Fix
- ✓I read your engine at day 0 and write your ninety days myself
- ✓A written check at day 45, while there is still time to change the second block
- ✓Your day-90 re-measure walked through on a recording
- ✓Reachable in writing the whole way
No guaranteed calls or scheduled sessions — the reachable line is written, which is what keeps it possible at all.
The Emotion Engine measures and prescribes. It doesn’t run your business — what you get out of any of this depends on the work you do with it, and no income, audience or revenue outcome is promised anywhere on this site. Refunds and guarantees.
If your bottleneck gear hasn’t moved in ninety days, the next ninety are free.
All it needs is both Check-Ups on your account. No completion score, no attendance, nobody deciding whether you tried hard enough.
Read the full policy →Who this is for
People who already know which gear is stuck.
- ●You have taken a Full Check-Up and you believe the result.
- ●You have been working hard and it has not been accumulating.
- ●You would rather fix one thing properly than touch five things badly.
- ●You want to know whether it worked, not feel like it worked.
If you have not measured yet, do that first. Ninety days aimed at the wrong gear is exactly the failure this exists to stop, and the Check-Up costs a fraction of this.
Take the Full Check-Up first →Questions
Why one gear and not all five?
Because one gear is usually the binding constraint, and the others are downstream of it. Working all five means nothing gets ninety days of attention, and a flat result at the end tells you nothing about whether the method works or whether you simply spread yourself too thin. The whole value here is subtraction.
What if my gear is already strong?
Then this is not your next purchase, and I would rather say so. The Fix is built for a business with a clear constraint. If your Check-Up came back even across the board, the useful next move is usually a Read rather than a program.
Is this a subscription?
No. It is one payment for ninety days with a defined start and end. There is a membership afterwards if you want to keep the instrument and the sessions, but it is optional and it is cheaper, because it is less.
What happens at day 91?
You either run the Fix again on the next gear, or you keep the engine warm with the membership at a much lower price, or you stop. All three are fine. Nothing auto-renews.
What if the score does not move?
Then the next ninety days are free and we work the same gear again. That is the guarantee, it is bounded at one extra cycle, and the only thing it asks is that both Check-Ups are on your account.
How much time does it take each week?
The exercises are sized in the dashboard, most between thirty minutes and two hours, and the sprint is built around a few focused moves rather than daily work. It is designed for somebody already running a business, not somebody with a free quarter.
Ninety days from now you will either know it moved, or know it did not.
Both of those are worth more than another quarter of working hard on something that was never the constraint.