One hour with me, live. How to build something you own, without walking away from the paycheck that funds it.
Name and email. That is it.
None of that means you are failing. Most of the people I work with are good at their jobs. Paid well. Respected in the building. That is the part nobody warns you about, because being good at it was never the thing that protected you.
Layoffs are real. So is being worn down by a job you cannot say one bad word about. And so is the quiet one nobody admits to: the money is good enough that you stopped asking whether you want to be there. Comfort is its own blindfold.
All four of those come from the same place. One income. One decision maker. And no plan that belongs to you.
Whether you are leaving that building next year or staying in it for ten more, you need the same two things. A plan, and something you own.
Meet your host
Twenty years in corporate America. Bank of America, DocuSign, Fortune 500 rooms. The whole time I was building something on the side. Nights, weekends, early mornings. By the time it mattered, that side business was doing six figures.
Then I got laid off.
Almost three years later I am still out here, and I built a second six-figure business in my first twelve months full time. There are tough weeks. But I set my own schedule, the bills get paid, and it grows every year.
Everything that made leaving survivable was built while I was still on payroll. The job paid for it. So whether you walk out of that building next year or stay in it for ten more, you still need that thing built.
There are 3 people I'm speaking to
You want to keep your job, but you know you need something more.
You want to leave your job.
You do not mind working, but you would rather run your own business.
There are variations inside each one. Laid off. Done with it and ready to go. Love the job and just want more money. The plan is the same either way. Only the timeline changes.
Tap the one that sounds most like you and I will tell you what Tuesday does for you specifically.
You did not set out to do the work you ended up doing. You got good at it anyway. The money got to a place where it holds your life up, and that feels good, because it should.
But you and I both know the hammer can fall on any given Tuesday, and everything you have built sits on top of something you do not control.
I have felt that one. What I want for you is footing on solid ground, so whatever happens next, you already have a plan sitting there waiting. And if it ever does come to leaving, you leave by choice and not by force.
Tuesday was built for you. Not to talk you out of that building. To make sure your paycheck is not the only thing holding your household up.
A clear picture of what to build, why that specific thing, and what the first ninety days actually look like next to a full time job.
Save my seat, freeThe pay and the benefits are the only thing holding that door closed. That is not weakness, that is math, and it is the right math. Nobody should walk away from a good check on a feeling.
What you are missing is a plan that turns what you do into revenue you can actually count on, so the math stops being the reason you stay. Then going is finally your call instead of your budget's.
Tuesday is where you stop guessing at the timeline. Come find out what it really takes and how far out you actually are. For most people it is closer than they let themselves believe.
Your number, where the gap actually is, and the first real move toward closing it.
Save my seat, freeOn a work call with one ear while you handle your own business with the other hand. Burning a vacation day not to rest but to catch up on the thing you actually care about. Candle lit at both ends, and you keep telling yourself it is temporary.
I did that for twenty years, so I am not guessing at it. Hustle culture will let you run like that for a good while, and then it comes to collect. Your health, your time at home, or the business itself.
It cannot hold. Peace and freedom were never going to come out the other end of that. There is a better way to carry this, and that is what I am teaching Tuesday.
You are already doing the work. Give me one hour to show you whether you are building the right thing, and what you are finally allowed to put down.
What to cut, what to build, what order to do it in, and what it takes to make revenue repeat instead of spike.
Save my seat, freeWhat we will cover on the call
This is not only about replacing your income, though if that is what you want, I can help you get there. It is about living better than you are living right now, whichever way you go.
No code switching. No shrinking yourself to fit the room. How to show up as who you actually are without fear of getting reprimanded or losing your seat, and sharpen that until the building sees you in the right light. That is what carries you, whether you stay or go.
What you are good at, what you were built for, and what you actually want are three different lists for most people. The work of your life sits where those three overlap. We find that spot on purpose instead of waiting to stumble into it, and then we shape it into something somebody will pay for.
Not a side hustle that burns you down until going back to a desk feels like relief. What the rhythm looks like. What makes revenue repeat month after month, so you can forecast it, plan around it, and build something that outlasts you.
“I know what it feels like to be at a job you cannot stand. I know what it feels like to want out and have no options. And I know what it feels like to build something to the point where when I got laid off, it wasn't hard to figure out what to do next, because I already knew.”
Rod BrinsonTuesday, October 20 at 7:00 PM ET. Name and email.
How the three nights work
Tuesday I walk through all three and you leave knowing which one you are weakest in. That is the whole free call and you owe me nothing for it. Wednesday and Thursday are for people who want to do the work on theirs.
What I did, what it cost, and what it means for where you are sitting right now. Sixty minutes.
Save my seat, free →The inner work, and the method behind it. You leave with what you are building, who it is for, and why it is you, in one sentence.
Add nights two and three, $47 →Building it while the job still funds it, and getting to where you can forecast it. You leave with your next ninety days in writing.
Add nights two and three, $47 →Nights two and three are $47 for both, and nothing says you have to decide that now. Come Tuesday first.
Quick answers
Yes. No card, nothing to cancel, nothing held back. I think everybody in this position needs this information, which is why I am willing to give it away. There are two paid nights after it where we go deeper and do the work, but you do not need them to get the full picture on Tuesday.
No. Plenty of the people I work with are staying, and that is a real answer, not a consolation prize. Some of them love the job and just want more. Some of them are counting down. What I teach works for both, because it is about being ready either way instead of waiting to find out which one you are.
Not on Tuesday. You will not be seen or heard at all. Watch, take notes, drop questions in the chat. The two paid nights are a smaller room and more hands on, so that is where you can turn the camera on and get worked with directly if you want to. Either way it stays your call.
Sixty minutes, 7:00 to 8:00 PM Eastern. We go live online and your private link is emailed the moment you register. Nothing to download.
No. This one is live only. If you want what is in it, be there.
If you already know you want all three
Register free first. This stays right here, before or after Tuesday.
That is for both, not per night. Less than most people pay for one hour with a coach.