The Exodus
Leadership, responsibility, business, employees, finances, marriage, fatherhood and influence.
Level 1 · Month 0 · 3 Days · Core action: Leave
Three different doors. One shared mission: wake the man up and challenge him to leave.
A man enters through the door that matches where he actually is. The mission behind each is identical.
Leadership, responsibility, business, employees, finances, marriage, fatherhood and influence.
Identity, marriage, fatherhood, career, faith, discipline, relationships and purpose.
The transition into intentional manhood: identity, responsibility, discipline, faith, relationships, finances and purpose.
Six ideas introduced in three days. They carry through the whole two years, and men keep using this language long after Level 1 is over.
Five of the six concepts below carry a one-line explanation drawn from the framework. “JOCs vs. HAVs” is an acronym the Master Framework never expands, so it is shown here without a definition. Supply the expansion and a single sentence and this block becomes final.
No man in the room outranks another. It stays true from Level 1 through Guide.
The first honest answer is rarely the real one. The question gets asked until it is.
Definition needed — see placeholder above.
Consistent accountability, assigned here, so men do not disappear after the event.
Drift is a decision. Nothing good is built by accident.
A confrontation with the end of your life, used to clarify how you are spending it.
Level 1 is followed immediately by forty days of intentional living — daily work across all four pillars with a battle buddy checking in. The event is the start of the work, not the work itself.
The goal is not to solve everything in three days. The goal is to make it impossible for a man to go home pretending he doesn’t know what needs to change.
Level 1 · Month 0
Tell us where you are and which door fits. We’ll take it from there.