Brainstorming program ideas. Need your feedback

Many people ask what is my day like because they want to emulate my habits.

I realized that my greatest achievements were a combination of both Consistent Disciplined action & a series of "Sprints". $100k sprint, $500k sprint, $1m ..... etc.

This reminds me of the categories or phases of an investors life that were used around the Jack Miller or "Miller-ites". I borrowed the descriptions below from Vena Jones-Cox (https://regoddess.com) She's a well respected investor so I encourage you to check out her content.

Starter: Still learning & exploring

Estate Builder: Estate builders are in the process of acquiring enough property (whether that be single families, multi families, commercial properties, or even notes) to produce enough income to completely pay for their lifestyles.

Ender: Meaning that they no longer, for the rest of their lives, have to get ANY income from trading hours for dollars, nor do they need to get any more assets to live happily ever after. This doesn’t mean that the ender never does another deal, but she does it because it’s interesting, or helps someone else get started, or to set up the next generation of her family for wealth, not because she has to.

I always cringe when people ask me if I'm an "ender" & I feel like it's a label that keeps me exercising & eating healthy because "ender" sounds so morbid.

So I created a category just so I can feel better. I call myself a "Reluctant Ender". I still enjoy the hunt & I consider myself a lifetime learner & perpetual student. I love this game I'm so grateful I can play everyday.

My schedule as a "Starter" & "Estate Builder" is vastly different than it is today.

I realized that my greatest achievements were a combination of both Consistent Disciplined action & a series of "Sprints". $100k sprint, $500k sprint, $1m sprint etc.

What do you think about a program based on ($$$$ fill in the blank) Sprints? Small groups with realistic & stretch targets. Could be fun & profitable.

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Brainstorming program ideas. Need your feedback