2 Weeks, 5 coaching calls, 18 discussion topics, a written agreement by you to you
You don’t hate your life.
But you’re not really happy either.
You know something needs to change — your body, your habits, the way you show up —
and you think about it a lot.
But thinking feels safer than acting.
Because as soon as change feels real, it feels hard.
Overwhelming. Disruptive. Risky.
So instead, you stay where you are.
Not because it’s good — but because it’s familiar.
And here’s the part most people miss:
It’s not change that scares us.
It’s what change would prove about us.
Because if you changed…
If you followed through…
If you actually did what you’re capable of…
You’d have to face how powerful you really are.
And that’s confronting.
So we tell ourselves stories:
“This is just how I am.”
“Now isn’t the right time.”
“It shouldn’t be this hard.”
But the truth is —
we’re not afraid of struggle.
We’re actually very comfortable with struggle.
Busy. Overloaded. Pushing. Trying harder.
What we’re uncomfortable with…
is ease.
Ease feels unfamiliar.
Ease feels undeserved.
Ease feels like it might disappear.
So even when life calms down, we subconsciously pile more on —
because difficulty feels normal.
Victory Vault exists to flip that.
Not by forcing motivation.
Not by pushing willpower.
And definitely not by pretending change is instant.
But by restructuring how you understand change in the first place.
Because change isn’t hard —
confusion is hard.
Fear is hard.
Not trusting yourself is hard.
When you understand why you do what you do…
when the path is clear…
when the next step is obvious…
Change stops feeling heavy.
This isn’t about becoming someone new.
It’s about removing what’s in the way of who you already are.
You have more personal power than you’ve been using.
And once you stop hiding it behind doubt, overwhelm, and old patterns…
Forward movement becomes natural.
Victory Vault is where that shift happens.
Not through pressure.
But through clarity.
What makes Victory Vault unique is its focus on self-observation and accountability. Through reflection and targeted exercises, you'll create your own personalized game plan—one that feels authentic, actionable, and entirely yours. The program challenges you to look at areas of your life you may not have considered, offering eye-opening insights that participants consistently describe as life-changing. By the end, you’ll walk away with unshakable habits, clarity of purpose, and a roadmap designed by you, for you.
This program is highly recommended as the foundation for all my other offerings. It ensures you start your journey with the mental tools and principles needed to maximize your results and sustain success long-term. Victory Vault isn’t just a course—it’s your gateway to a more focused, driven, and unstoppable version of yourself.
I had been coaching several of my programs for a few years before introducing Victory Vault. During that time, I realized that while I could provide all the information and strategies my clients needed, lasting change required something deeper. For true, enduring success, clients needed to evaluate themselves—their self-belief, the obstacles in their way, the principles and standards they upheld (or didn’t), and the habits, behaviors, and attitudes that were holding them back.
This progam is equally challenging and inspiring. Although taking a tough look at ourselves isnt always pleasant, it provides a clarity and determination that inturn brings strenth and ease
There is homework! Please dont rush the assignments, the more thought you bring to this program, the better.
In this lesson we will dive into what you really want, where you want to land - and the consequences if that doesnt happen!
You will consider and decide on who you want to be, who you need to be and what standards and principles you agree to live by.
Each recording requires you to take notes and spend time on reflection.
Take as much time as is needed to consider each topic and write out your response/agreement to each topic
You should have completed the last section and made notes on each topic and how it relates to you
You should have completed the last section and have taken the time to make notes as to how each topic relates to you.
Please take the time to listen to each topic and to make notes as to how they relate to you.
It is now time to reflect on everthing we have covered and to make a clear concise agreement with your self. Take your time, this is a written agreement take will shape your behaviors and actions over the years to come.