The short answer: "I don't have time" is the first excuse in the catalog — and the Intensive was designed by a working father for working fathers. Its documented weekly load: one 45-minute call, a two-minute scorecard a day, two async check-ins, and 3 to 5 hours of real work on your goal.
Where the hours actually go
The 3 to 5 hours aren't program overhead — they're the work on your goal itself: the training, the business task, the presence block. The program's own footprint is the call, the check-ins, and fourteen minutes a week of scorecard. If your goal isn't worth 3 to 5 hours a week, the honest problem isn't time.
Built by a man with no spare time either
Frankie J runs businesses, sells in homes six to seven days a week, trains at 5:30 AM, and raises four kids. The system exists because his calendar has no slack in it: priorities before the phone, the calendar before the day starts, a floor for hard weeks. Busy is the assumed condition, not the exception.
Keep going
- I don't have time — the excuse, answered in the catalog
- What does a week in the program actually look like? — the documented weekly load
- Calendar before the day starts — how busy men make the time