Yesterday, I hosted my most powerful workshop yet: The Fastest Path to $10k+ Months

The vibe was ELECTRIC. We started with the 5 core elements of a freedom-first consulting business.

Then I walked everyone through my Essentialist CEO Compass Assessment, so each attendee could get crystal clear on the ONE blocker holding them back from consistent $10k+ months.

And we built a 90-day hyper personalized game-plan on how they’ll power through their bottlenecks to grow their business!

But it didn’t just end there: I also opened the doors to my CRAZIEST offer yet!

(I’ve taken everything that was spectacular and successful about my $5,000 program, The Solo CEO, and then engineered it to make it more accessible, designed for faster action, and optimized for bigger results.)

(If you missed the workshop, check it out. The prices will never be this low again!)

Now, while the offer is live, I want to tell you a story. Because I think this will help put things in perspective for you.

Their words were VERY similar.

“I don’t think I’m treating this like a real business. I'm working hard and I'm putting in efforts. But it's still feast and famine. And I'm getting so stressed running this.”

Consultant A had just finished another client meeting where the client hadn't done any of the work they'd agreed on. She'd spent hours preparing, crafting the perfect presentation, only to sit through 45 minutes of excuses. The $2,500 invoice was overdue, but asking for payment felt impossible when there was zero progress to show.

Consultant B closed her laptop after yet another discovery call that ended with "I'll think about it and get back to you"—which she knew meant no. She'd been working 12-hour days for three weeks straight, but her bank account looked exactly the same. The feast-or-famine cycle was crushing her.The phone call with a friend was more therapy than anything else.

Both reached for their phones, desperate to talk to someone who would understand.

The conversations were more therapy than strategy. Their friend listened, offered emotional support, but couldn't provide the business guidance they desperately needed.

Still, by the end of each call, both consultants reached the same conclusion:

"Things need to change. This just isn't the life we signed up for."

But their stories were STARKLY different.

Consultant B made that same desperate call to that same friend three more times over the next year and a half.

Each conversation followed the same pattern.

18 months later, she's still working 60-hour weeks, still chasing down overdue invoices, still saying yes to projects that drain her soul.

But what’s even worse: The stress has taken its toll on her well-being. She’s started getting physical symptoms and her health has massively deteriorated because of it. She’s almost started looking at job postings to get out of her cage.

Consultant A, however, hasn’t made a panic phone call in over a year now.

Instead, when she called her friend last month, it was to share incredible news:

And just last week, she hosted an in-person mastermind weekend for her clients in a beautiful Airbnb near the mountains.

She’s healthier, more confident than ever, and living that dream (or pretty damn close to it) of entrepreneurial freedom.

The transformation was complete — from desperate phone calls to leading retreats for clients who pay premium rate

Now the question is:

Here’s the reason:

B operated from what I call the “Hustle Entrepreneur” philosophy: Do more. Work harder. Say yes to everything. Push through the discomfort. Grind your way to success.

B thought:

B optimized for activity, not results. Somewhere inside, she thought 60-hour weeks were a sign of winning. Or at least that they eventually would lead there.

And eventually, B created a business that runs her instead of serving her.

A, on the other hand, operated from what I can the “Essentialist CEO” philosophy: Do less, but better. Work smarter, not harder. Be selective about everything - your clients, your offers, your time.

A thought:

B felt lonely. B paid with time. B kept “trying to figure out the path to win”.

A found a coach. A invested in herself. A kept “taking action on the path he knew would win”.

Is there any surprise that B’s story was RADICALLY DIFFERENT than A’s story.

Well, because it’s not a fable. This is my story-and it’s true.

For a LONG time, I was B.

I was the one making those phone calls, working 60-hour weeks, and yet struggling to build any sort of life for myself.

And I was STUCK in a business that felt like a prison.

It took me reaching rock bottom - taking a day job for a year, deteriorating health, and existential crises - to finally become A.

And the ONLY regret I have is: “Why didn’t I do this sooner?”

Whether it’s working with me or finding someone else you feel is better suited for you and your goals.

But please don’t waste time like I (or B) did.

Be like A.

Act out of abundance.

And trust that a small investment in yourself can have the potential to generate huge returns- if you take the time to put your learnings into practice.

I created this offer to make it STUPID easy for you.

I know you. I understand you. I was you. And now, all I want is to show you the path that leads to the life of freedom you’ve dreamed of.

Doors close at 11:59pm PDT on Sunday, so it’s only for the next 87 hours (I reward those who take action).

It’s the lowest price it will EVER be.

And you’ll get the most awesome bonuses for joining.

We’ll discuss your story, assess your situation, and give you a clear idea of what’s possible (from my years of creating consultant business roadmaps).

I’d be honored to guide you through this noble journey.

To your freedom,
Kasey

Founder, The Essentialist CEO

PS…If you have literally ANY questions about The Collective, reply and ask away. Happy to help you figure out if it’s right for you. No pressure, hard sales, or bullshit.

PPS…Here’s a quote I love about the importance of investing in yourself: