The short answer: The agreement is the Intensive's contracting step: if the fit call says yes, a written agreement comes before enrollment — scope, deliverables, price, and the no-guarantee rule in plain writing, before any money moves.
What's in writing
What the program includes — the audit, plan, calls, scorecard, check-ins, midpoint review, final report. What it costs — $3,000 or 3 × $1,000. What it does not promise — no outcome is guaranteed. And what it is not — coaching, not therapy or professional treatment. If it matters, it's in the agreement.
Why before enrollment
Because this brand sells exactly one thing: a man keeping his word. The agreement is the first kept word of the relationship — his offer, your commitment, both written. Nothing about the Intensive is sold on pressure or fog; the fit call decides, the agreement records.
Keep going
- The fit call — the decision the agreement records
- The application, step by step — where the agreement sits in the path
- The investment — the price the agreement carries