For the few who are Serious
about their craft,
their work,
and their life.
A book about what you are,
what you must do,
and what may come through you.
The Protocol of the Serious contains 3 short books
Book 1: What is your life?
A guide for getting Serious.
Introduces a life ordered by Calling.
It speaks to those who sense obligation but have not yet fully accepted responsibility for it.
Book 2: Get Good. Go Fast. Conquer!
A guide for reaching the Promised Land.
Addresses Mastery.
It is the central work on discipline, excellence, and sustained performance over time.
Book 3: Die to self. Find Joy. Access Genius.
A guide for creating Moments of Genius.
Explores Genius and how it enters a life.
It is written for those who have already submitted to Mastery and are ready for something beyond effort.
Mastery requires Effortless Performance
The Great Misunderstanding
is that Mastery comes from:
working longer hours,
pushing yourself to the limit,
significant personal sacrifice,
or motivation through sheer willpower.
Those things produce achievement.
They do not produce Mastery.
If you do not know what you are, you will not hear your Calling
and Mastery will remain effortful and elusive.
Where Mastery begins
People who find success
learn sooner or later
that achievement does not lead to Mastery.
Achievement is an outcome.
Mastery is a discipline.
That is the work we do together.
What prevents Mastery?
Mastery rarely fails because of lack of talent.
It fails because people confuse:
thinking with action,
momentum with direction,
activity with progress,
and achievement with alignment.
What worked to reach success once
can become what prevents going further.
The Protocol of the Serious book
A framework for developing a Serious life —
one that leads to Mastery
and avails itself to Genius —
is articulated in the book:
The Protocol of the Serious.
It is not a summary or a “system”
or a collection of tactics.
It is written for people
who have already learned
that effort is not the problem.
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Private coaching
Some readers later inquire about private coaching.
Availability is limited and not discussed publicly.