AUTHORSHiP

a Brand strategy sprint for public THINKERS

If your ideas are part of your core product, welcome.

The AUTHORSHiP Sprint is designed for public-facing professionals, writers, speakers, strategists, educators, and creators who are ready to operate with ownership and authority in the public eye.

This isn’t a “how to grow online” program. It’s for emerging voices seeking to earn visibility that’s worth more than buzz by refining how they show up, what they stand for, and how their work is packaged and understood.

Spring Enrollment: closed

next class: Summer ‘26

seats: 6

one-time Tuition: $1,295

program

  • Claiming Authorship Over Who You Are in Public

    Week one focuses on identity—not in the abstract, but in practice.

    Participants work to:

    • Articulate a clear public identity beyond job titles or credentials

    • Clarify what their visibility is actually for

    • Identify the role they are positioned to play in the public conversation

    This week establishes the primary identity participants are willing to lead with—language that is embodied, defensible, and sustainable.

  • Turning Identity Into Infrastructure

    Week two focuses on integration—how your identity narrative becomes repeatable systems for connection, contribution, and conversion.

    Participants work to:

    • Translate their point of view into clear signals audiences can recognize and return to

    • Design a coherent flow between ideas, offers, and public touchpoints

    • Structure their visibility so meaning compounds over time

    • Shift from being “interesting but hard to place” to distinctly recognizable

    By the end of week two, participants are no longer clarifying who they are. They are actively shaping how others discover, understand, and engage with their work.

pre-enrollment info

  • SPRING ENROLLMENT IS CURRENTLY CLOSED

    Upcoming Sprint Dates: April 6th, 8th, 13th, and 15th, 2026

    • 4 live virtual sessions

    • Meetings held Mondays and Wednesdays

    • 4:30 – 5:45 PM PT / 7:30 - 8:45 ET

    • Two consecutive weeks

    Sessions combine teaching, facilitated discussion, and live integration work. The group is intentionally small to allow for depth, rigor, and direct engagement.

    ▸ LEARN MORE about the Sprint structure

Format & Schedule

private consulting session

  • Enrollment includes one 45-minute private consulting session per participant.

    This session can be used to:

    • Refine authorship language

    • Apply the framework to a specific platform, offer, or body of work

    • Pressure-test a public-facing decision

    • Clarify next steps following the sprint

investment

  • One-Time Tuition Fee: $1,295

    Leaders at your level routinely invest thousands of dollars annually in professional development, executive coaching, and advisory support. This sprint is intentionally priced to be high-value, high-touch, and highly accessible, without compromising depth.

    This $1,295 rate reflects a first-class, founding-cohort investment—an early opportunity to engage this work before pricing increases in future rounds.

    Your tuition includes:

    • A focused, application-based strategy sprint

    • Live instruction with guided facilitation and integration

    • Small-group rigor designed for meaningful exchange (not passive learning)

    • Individual strategic support to ensure real-world application

    This is not a self-paced course or a surface-level workshop. It’s a concentrated leadership and strategy experience, designed to deliver momentum and actionable direction at a fraction of what comparable professional development typically costs.

Fit Check

  • The AUTHORSHiP Sprint is designed for people who want to define their public image with intention and develop a digital footprint that amplifies work meant to serve others, not just sell to them.

    This sprint is especially well suited for:

    • Subject matter experts who are packaging and monetizing their experience

    • Educators building independent platforms to share knowledge beyond traditional institutions

    • Writers, thinkers, and cultural commentators using multimedia to expand the reach of their ideas

    • Public-facing leaders whose credibility depends on their consistent presence and clarity

    Participants are people who:

    • Are already producing public work (or preparing to) and want it to land with more meaning

    • Want to operate with greater authority in digital and public spaces

    • Are ready to define their point of view instead of outsourcing it to algorithms

    • Understand that influence is a responsibility

    This is not a quick fix or a crash course in “going viral.”

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