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Wreck the Room (1:1)

1:1 Wreck the Room — Alignment & Pre-Qualification

This assessment is for leaders intentionally applying for 1:1 Wreck the Room.

This is a high-proximity, selective engagement designed for people who know they’ve outgrown the identity that built their current level of success — and are ready to redesign how they operate, decide, and live.

Not everyone is accepted.

This assessment helps determine your readiness for identity-level work, your capacity for depth and implementation, & whether 1:1 is the right path for you.

Please answer honestly and directly. Clarity matters more than polish.

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Question 1 of 15

What is your Full Name?

Question 2 of 15

What is your Email Address?

Question 3 of 15

What is the best Phone Number to reach you at?

Question 4 of 15

Company / Business Name?

Question 5 of 15

Website or Linkedin Profile?

Question 6 of 15

Current Annual Revenue?

A

Under $250k

B

$250k–$500k

C

$500k-$1M

D

$1M-$3M

E

$3M+

Question 7 of 15

Primary Business Model

(Select the option that best reflects how you currently earn income)

A

Service-Based / Consulting / Coaching (Advisors, consultants, coaches, strategists, fractional roles, professional services)

B

Agency (Marketing, creative, PR, digital, production, development, managed services)

C

Product / E-commerce (Physical products, DTC brands, Amazon, subscription products)

D

Media / IP / Content (Creators, speakers, authors, educators, licensing, content-driven businesses)

E

Other (Hybrid models, holding companies, unconventional structures)

Question 8 of 15

 

You’re intentionally choosing the 1:1 Wreck the Room Identity Intensive instead of starting with the assessment or a program. What makes this the right level of depth for you right now?

Question 9 of 15

Where does your business or life feel heavier than it should right now? Be specific.


This could be related to:

  • Time

  • Energy

  • Responsibility

  • Decision load

  • Roles you’re carrying

  • The pace you’re maintaining

Question 10 of 15

What are you currently tolerating that you know you shouldn’t be?


Think about the things you’ve normalized but know aren’t aligned anymore.


This might include:

  • Clients or partners

  • Roles or responsibilities

  • The pace you’re running

  • Boundaries you’ve compromised

  • Expectations others have of you

  • Expectations you’ve placed on yourself

 

Be honest. This question matters.

Question 11 of 15

If nothing changes over the next 12 months, what does that cost you?


In other words, assume you keep operating exactly as you are now for the next year.  Be specific. Avoid generalities.


What does that cost you in:

  • Time

  • Energy

  • Health

  • Relationships

  • Opportunity

  • Freedom

 

Question 12 of 15

This is a high-touch, high-investment 1:1 engagement.
Which statement best reflects where you are right now?

A

I’m prepared to invest at a premium level and move quickly if this is aligned.

B

I’m prepared, but need to confirm timing and logistics.

C

I’m interested, but not ready for this level of commitment.

Question 13 of 15

This work requires weekly sessions, focused reflection, and decisive implementation over an 8-week period.  There can be some flexibility in pacing depending on alignment and availability.

 

Which statement best reflects your ability to commit?

A

This work requires weekly sessions, focused reflection, and decisive implementation over an 8-week period. Which statement best reflects your ability to commit?

B

I can commit with advance planning and calendar adjustments.

C

New Choice

D

I cannot realistically commit to this right now.

Question 14 of 15

If we look back at this work after it’s complete, what would need to be different in how you’re operating, deciding, or living for you to say this was absolutely worth it? Be concrete. 

 

Please think in terms of:

 

  • Decisions made

  • Structures changed

  • Time reclaimed

  • Boundaries reset

  • Roles released or redesigned

Question 15 of 15

Anything else you want me to know before I review your application?

This could be context, nuance, or something you didn’t feel fit into the questions above.

Confirm and Submit