Free Course · 5 Logs · The Expedition Record
The Four-Hour Foundation.
The landing page showed you the climb. This is the logbook we keep at base camp — five short entries drawn straight from the chapters of The Mentor Economy, each one ending in real field work on your own business.
By the last log you'll know where you stand on the gap, what sits in your Core, the discipline of the hardest thing first, the two categories your whole week reduces to — and exactly what tomorrow at 6:30 a.m. looks like. It's free.
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Read Log 01: Four Questions Before You Build Anything →The Expedition Record
- LOG 01 / 05Four Questions Before You Build AnythingSealedWhere you actually stand on the gap nobody names.From Chapter Three of The Mentor Economy — "The Real Gap Nobody Names"
- LOG 02 / 05Build From the Inside OutSealedThe Core, and what it used to cost to build one.From Chapter Four of The Mentor Economy — "The Core"
- LOG 03 / 05The Hardest Thing, FirstSealedFour mentors, one discipline: 1897 → 1997 → 2007 → today.From Chapter Nine of The Mentor Economy — "The Four-Hour Operating System"
- LOG 04 / 05Two Categories. That Is It.SealedThe Vital 20%, the Trivial 80%, and the gold you are already standing on.From Chapters Nine and Eleven of The Mentor Economy
- LOG 05 / 05Tomorrow Morning, 6:30 a.m.SealedMost books end with inspiration. This one ends with instructions.From Chapter Fourteen of The Mentor Economy — "Where to Start Tomorrow"
Every quote inside the logs is verbatim from the book. Nothing paraphrased into hype.
