How A Burnt-Out Entrepreneur Found Freedom Using This Strange 4-Step System
Listen up, because this might be the most important thing you read all year if you’re drowning in your business right now.
I discovered this weird “Sovereign Life Blueprint” by accident when I was at my breaking point – answering emails at 3 AM, missing my son’s soccer games, and basically being a prisoner to my own company.
Sound familiar?
Here’s the thing: Most “productivity systems” are garbage because they’re created by productivity bros who’ve never actually run a real business.
But this 4-step strategic planning system is different. It’s built specifically for entrepreneurs who are sick of being chained to their laptop while watching life pass them by.
Inside this free workbook, you’ll discover:
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“Time Sovereignty” method that lets you actually leave work at 5 PM (without everything falling apart)
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A dead-simple way to identify which 20% of tasks are making you 80% of your money
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The counter-intuitive “Freedom First” framework that builds your business around your life (not the other way around)
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How to automate the soul-crushing tasks that are stealing your freedom right now
Warning: This might make you actually enjoy running your business again!
Look, you can keep drowning in busywork and telling yourself “someday” things will get better…
Or you can grab this free workbook and start building a business that actually serves your life instead of consuming it.
Your choice. But if you’re ready to stop being a prisoner to your business, drop your email below and I’ll send this system straight to your inbox.
Galel Fajardo
Galel Fajardo is a performance coach with a passion for helping people reach their highest potential. A graduate of the University of California at Irvine, Galel obtained his B.A. in Political Science and Minor in Humanities and Law. During his time at UC Irvine, he worked as an intern on Capitol Hill for a United States Representative, later working as his Deputy Campaign Manager for three years.
After leaving politics, Galel transitioned to the mortgage industry, where he worked as a broker originating A-paper loans, obtaining most of his clients by referral. After a few years of working for other companies, he opened his own brokerage in 2007.
Galel completed his Master’s degree in Performance Psychology at National University in November 2016. His personal journey as a business owner, experiencing the ups and downs of the economy, all while working to maintain physical and emotional health, has led him to become passionate about helping others.
Galel and Emily live in Orange County, CA, with their two children and chocolate lab Mikey.