I know what I want.
I know how to get it.
You’ve tried to change. To want less. To make yourself “comply.” You don’t want to give up–but you refuse to sign up for another round of what never worked.
The reason why none of it worked is exactly why Sorted does: You can’t fix what’s not broken.
(But when helping yourself feels like you’re also hurting yourself, where do you go from there?)
This is maddening.
If only I didn’t also want the opposite.
Sorted proves your “problem” was never you. And helps you stop treating it like it is.
HOW IT WORKS
SORTED: THE INTRO (Complimentary)
This is not a teaser. If you’ve already tried everything to change yourself—except using the wisdom and power in what you think is holding you back—this is a chance to see yourself through the Sorted lens. Bring a “bad” habit. We’re going to use the genius behind it to prove you’re already the sort of person you’ve been trying to become.
SORTED: THE WORKSHOP ($575) If you want more time seeing yourself from a Sorted perspective, this is where we keep going, so that you no longer feel like you’re negotiating between what you want—and what it’s going to cost you to get it.
Includes:
FOUR WEEKS OF LIVE COHORT SESSIONS (90 min each)
TWO 1:1 COACHING CALLS (30 min each)
Note: The Intro is a prerequisite to the Workshop.
SORTED IS A VIRTUAL EXPERIENCE, SO WE CAN MEET OUR FELLOW SORTEDS WHEREVER WE ARE.
QUESTIONS WE'LL ANSWER
SELF-TRUST
What does it take for you to enjoy what you’re doing—without “you shouldn’t be doing this” chipping away at it?
How do you choose between this or that—without setting off the “yeah…but” alarm?
INNER PEACE
What happens when getting what you want no longer means betraying what you also want?
How do you bring together what you want to do—and what you wish you wanted to do—so you’re not feeling torn from the start?
How do you get both sides of you pulling in the same direction—without leaving the merits of either behind?
CHANGE
How do you bridge the gap between what you want and what you do— without guilt, pressure, or pretending?
How do you see that you’re already the person you’re trying to become?
Sorted Voices