A day early, I know...all good. I spent the last week with family, taking time to dive into my own growth, process, and integrate what I’ve been working through and learning. And then… BOOM. The floodgates opened wide. A fresh idea has been coming together for a while, but now I have clarity, and I want to build it, test it, and refine it with people inside this community. So, I’ll be looking for a small group of beta testers for my Dynamic Power Switch Method (the name is still not concrete). The beta will happen right here inside the community, but it won’t be open to everyone. You will have access to a secured location inside the classroom. The goal? For you to walk away with a practical method you can apply to any area of your life and use to achieve growth and transformation. What can you expect—and what will I expect from you? • Time commitment: Approximately 3–5 hours total, broken into manageable sessions of roughly 30–60 minutes. My goal is to stay close to the 3-hour mark, but in the first round we don't know what we don't know yet. • Participation: You’ll actively work through the method rather than simply watch or read it. • Commitment: Sessions will be spaced approximately 2–3 days apart. You’ll need to watch the replay, apply what we’re working on, and come prepared for the next session. You will have access to me during the group sessions and each 1-hour 1:1 session for clarity if needed/wanted. • Willingness to test: You’ll be applying the method to something real in your own life so we can see how it works in practice. • Honest feedback: I’ll want your honest experience throughout the process—what lands, what shifts, what becomes clear, and where you have questions or get stuck. • Share your experience: As you experience shifts, wins, and transformation, I’ll invite you to share your experience inside the community—what changed for you, what you achieved, and what you’d want others to know about the process. A note about commitment: This beta will be intentionally paced with 2–3 days between sessions so you have time to watch, apply, and experience the work before we move forward. Each session builds on the previous one, so consistent participation is an important part of being a beta tester.