The Get to the Bag Blueprint (All 4 Phases) — $147 value

The complete roadmap. 70 steps across four phases—from your first $100K to dynasty-level wealth structures. The only business blueprint with tailored guidance for product, service, retail, and creator businesses at every single step.

• Phase 1: Zero to $100K — 24 steps to launch, validate, and hit your first six figures

• Phase 2: $100K to $1M — 16 steps to delegate, systemize, and scale

• Phase 3: Empire Scaling — 16 steps for acquisitions, global expansion, and multi-industry dominance

• Phase 4: Immortalize Your Empire — 14 steps for dynasty trusts, succession, foundations, and legacy

EVERY PRODUCT, EVERY FORMAT

Every product in this bundle comes in four formats—because learning isn’t one-size-fits-all and execution requires more than one pass.

• The Book: Full written guide—deep reading, complete strategy

• Audio Overview: Podcast-style walkthrough—absorb the system on the go

• Video Lesson: Snackable visual breakdown—core framework on screen, fast

• Quick Reference Slides: Cheat sheets for execution—key moves at a glance

WHY IT’S DIFFERENT

Other business blueprints were written for a business that might not be yours. This one adapts.

Every step of the Blueprint—all 70 of them—includes specific guidance for four business types:

• Product businesses — DTC brands, physical products, e-commerce

• Service businesses — consulting, coaching, freelance, agencies

• Retail businesses — brick-and-mortar, local, experiential

• Creator businesses — content, newsletters, communities, digital products

No translating. No guessing which part applies to you. Just the moves, for your model, in the order they matter.

WHO CREATED IT

Strat Bae. Former VP of Strategic Planning at one of the world’s largest global PR agencies. 15+ years turning strategy into results across global brands and grassroots startups. MBA. NFTE alumna. Founder.

This isn’t content from someone who learned strategy by selling courses about strategy. It’s built by someone who was in the rooms where decisions were made—and rebuilt those frameworks for founders building something real.