your procrastination is smarter than you are

Last night I spent an hour talking to Claude about a coaching session transcript from earlier in the week.

This has become a thing (I built my entire Cognitive Fingerprint method around it).

The session ends, I grab the transcript, paste it in, and start pulling threads. The ideas on Zoom are great...but they can move fast and it's hard to catch everything. So when I sit with the transcripts, the material just keeps opening doors I missed the first time through.

The coach is Anand. I've been working with him for over a year now. The thing that surprised me most: the drive is already there. You're not adding more of it.

You're clearing what's in the way.

Which brings me to the point.

Pick the thing you've been meaning to do for more than a month. The project. The conversation. The course. The transcripts you've been meaning to extract.

You want to do it. You probably know exactly how. And on the day you set aside for it, you don't.

The part of you that doesn't move is doing it on purpose. Years ago it solved a problem so well the solution went underground into your subconscious. It's still running.

You can't think your way past it. You can't motivate your way past it. You can't out-discipline a freeze response your nervous system installed before you had opinions about it (confusing, I know).

So...what do we actually do?

Anand is running a four-session program starting tomorrow called Get Moving 2. $297. Live on Zoom. The full library from his first cohort (15 written docs, 4 recorded sessions fantastic to plug into Claude) is included the second you register.

No referral here and nothing in it for me. His 1:1 work normally runs $2k to $20k. This is the version where the price is small enough to actually find out if the layer underneath your stalling is movable.

You don't have to be there live (it's recorded). You don't have to commit past session one (he refunds you). You just have to be willing to find out what's actually been in the way.

Reserve your spot →

Stay Curious,
Max

P.S. One thing to try tonight if nothing else. Pick the stalled item that bothers you most. Instead of trying harder, ask what it's costing you emotionally to keep it stalled. That's what your nervous system has actually been tracking. Hearing it out loud is sometimes enough to crack the door.