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Sunday, February 8, 2026

What Friday will actually give you (it's not what you think)

Hey there,

I want to tell you what's actually going to happen this coming Friday, Feb 13.

Not the agenda. Not the topics. What's going to shift.

Because this isn't a seminar you attend to "learn more."

It's designed to change how you operate.

Here's what I mean:

Right now, you might have a quiet tension running in the background.

A sense that the rules changed, but you can't quite see the new ones yet. A feeling that you're capable of more, but the path isn't clear.

A question you keep circling back to: "What should I actually be doing?"

By the time Friday's seminar ends, that tension will be gone.

Not because we'll hype you up. But because you'll finally see clearly.

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Here's what shifts:

1. You stop feeling behind.

Vishen opens by naming what most people sense but can't articulate: why intelligence, hard work, and credentials no longer protect you the way they used to — and what actually does now. This reframe alone changes how you interpret your career, your choices, and your next decade.

2. You discover the one skill AI will never touch.

Ajit doesn't just explain it — he walks you through the framework. You'll experience it yourself before the seminar ends. It's the skill behind human connection, transformation, and trust. The thing that makes someone irreplaceable regardless of industry.

3. You break the "I'm not ready" loop.

Nick — born with one arm and no legs, now one of the world's most sought-after speakers — shows you what agency actually looks like. Not a pep talk. A pattern interrupt you'll feel in your body. The kind that stops overthinking and starts movement.

And then something quieter happens.

You start to see your life experience differently.

The career pivots. The hard seasons. The moments you helped someone through something no textbook could have prepared you for.

You realize those weren't detours. They were preparation.

By the end, you won't just feel oriented.

You'll have:

A concrete framework for the skills that actually matter now

Language for what you intuitively knew but couldn't name

A clear next step, whether that's evolving how you work now, or exploring something entirely new