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Two ways to fix a curriculum that isn't working.
One tells you exactly where it's broken. The other fixes it completely. Both come from the same method - I just haven't met you yet, so let's figure out which one fits.
The Curriculum Rescue
THE FULL FIX · $1,500 FOUNDING MEMBER PRICE
A complete, done-for-you diagnostic and restructure for a course, program, or community where students aren't finishing - even though the content is genuinely good.
I go through your curriculum the way your students do. Cold. No context. I find exactly where the structure breaks, using The Through Line Method - six checkpoints that separate a curriculum with a spine from a content library with a checkout button.
Seven business days later, you have a 45-60 minute Loom walkthrough of your specific curriculum and a Notion blueprint of exactly what to change and in what order. Not suggestions. The restructure, done.
Best for: courses, programs, or communities that already exist and need the full fix.
The Curriculum Audit
NOT READY FOR THE FULL RESCUE? START HERE · $497
A faster, lighter diagnostic for people who don't need the full restructure yet - they just need to know exactly where it's going wrong.
I run your curriculum through a scorecard across the five things that make or break a program: Clarity, Sequencing, Overstuffing, Completion Design, and Sellability. You get your single biggest Break Point, a ranked list of what to fix first, and honest guidance on whether to DIY it, do it with me, or hand it off.
Delivered as a written report plus a short video walkthrough, within 48-72 hours. One flat rate. No calls required.
Best for: a fast, clear diagnosis before committing to a full rebuild.
If you already know something structural is broken and you're ready to fix it completely - start with The Curriculum Rescue.
If you're not sure yet how bad it is, or you want a clear diagnosis before deciding what to do - start with The Curriculum Audit.
Either way, you'll know exactly where you stand within days, not months.
Both start with the same question.
Where is your curriculum actually losing people? Everything else follows from the answer.