Full Curriculum

Five Modules.
One Complete System.

Each module is self-contained but designed to work together. By the end of the course, you have a functioning client acquisition system — not just knowledge about one.

5 Core Modules
12+ Templates Included
1 Working System at the End
01

Building a Repeatable Outreach Workflow

Turn outreach from an irregular scramble into a structured weekly practice.

Most consultants do outreach reactively — when they notice their pipeline is empty. This module teaches a proactive approach: a weekly outreach block with a defined process, a contact list with statuses, and a follow-up sequence that runs automatically based on dates rather than memory.

You'll learn how to categorize your existing network into warm, cool, and cold contacts, and how to approach each category differently. Warm contacts get reconnection messages. Cool contacts get value-first touches. Cold contacts require a different approach entirely — and the module covers when cold outreach is worth it and when it isn't.

What's Covered

  • Weekly outreach block structure and time allocation
  • Contact categorization framework
  • Message templates for warm reconnections
  • Follow-up sequence timing and language
  • How to add new contacts to your list consistently
  • Referral request timing and framing
Deliverable: Outreach sequence template and contact categorization worksheet
02

Writing Proposals That Close Without Discounting

Shift the conversation from cost to value by changing how proposals are structured.

The standard proposal format — scope, deliverables, timeline, price — puts price at the center of the conversation. This module teaches a different structure that places the client's situation and desired outcome at the front, with price appearing only after the value has been established.

You'll also learn how to handle the two most common proposal killers: the "can you do it cheaper" request and the "we need to think about it" delay. Both have specific responses that keep the conversation moving without requiring you to discount your rate.

What's Covered

  • Four-section proposal structure
  • How to write the "situation" section accurately
  • Outcome framing vs. deliverable listing
  • Presenting price without apology
  • Responding to discount requests
  • Follow-up after sending a proposal
Deliverable: Proposal template with section-by-section guidance notes
03

Qualifying Leads Before Investing Time

Protect your schedule by learning which leads are worth a discovery call.

A discovery call with an unqualified prospect costs you an hour minimum — often two when you include preparation and follow-up. This module teaches a lightweight qualification process that happens via email before any call is scheduled, filtering out leads who aren't ready or aren't a fit without burning the relationship.

The qualification questions in this module are designed to feel like genuine curiosity rather than screening. They help you understand the prospect's situation while simultaneously giving you the information you need to decide whether a call makes sense.

What's Covered

  • The two pre-call qualification questions
  • How to read responses for fit signals
  • Gracefully declining leads that aren't ready
  • Identifying decision-maker vs. researcher
  • Budget conversation timing and framing
Deliverable: Qualification email template and lead scoring guide
04

Creating Case Studies From Existing Work

Turn completed engagements into proof that helps new prospects say yes.

Case studies are the most underused tool in a consultant's acquisition toolkit. Most consultants either don't write them at all, or write them in a way that reads like a press release — full of vague claims and no specifics. This module teaches a structure that produces case studies that are honest, specific, and genuinely useful to prospects evaluating whether to work with you.

The module includes a self-interview process for reconstructing the details of past projects, even when you don't have detailed notes. It also covers how to handle situations where the outcome was mixed or where you can't share specific client details due to confidentiality.

What's Covered

  • Four-part case study structure
  • Self-interview questions for reconstructing past projects
  • How to write about outcomes without overstating
  • Handling confidentiality constraints
  • Where and how to use case studies in your outreach
Deliverable: Case study template and self-interview question set
05

Setting Up a Simple CRM in a Spreadsheet

Build a pipeline tracking system you'll actually use — no software subscription required.

The spreadsheet CRM module is often where participants see the most immediate value. Within a single session, you'll have a working pipeline tracker that shows every active lead, where they are in your process, and what needs to happen next. The structure is simple enough to maintain in 20 minutes per week.

This module also covers the psychological side of pipeline management — how to stay objective about leads that feel exciting but aren't progressing, and how to archive opportunities without feeling like you've failed. A clean pipeline is an accurate one.

What's Covered

  • Spreadsheet column structure and setup
  • Pipeline stages for consulting engagements
  • Weekly review process (20-minute habit)
  • Archiving and keeping the pipeline clean
  • Connecting the CRM to your outreach workflow
Deliverable: Spreadsheet CRM template with pre-built pipeline stages
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A System You Build As You Learn

Each module ends with a specific implementation task. You don't finish the course with notes — you finish with a working outreach workflow, a proposal template, a qualification process, at least one case study draft, and a populated spreadsheet CRM.

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