A second chance to hear something rare


There aren’t many things I’d describe as life-changing. But this was one of them.

Earlier this week, Rich Schefren shared what he’s calling the biggest breakthrough of his 25-year career. I went through an earlier version of what he’s now teaching, and it’s one of the most profound systems I’ve ever experienced.

If you couldn’t make it live, the replay is now available:

👉 https://schefren.isrefer.com/go/ZMOS0522/loubeattie/

This isn’t about doing more. It’s about seeing, and shifting, the invisible system underneath how you operate. The part that quietly runs your habits, choices, self-perception, and energy.

And here’s what makes this particular moment rare:

Rich has improved the system with every cohort. What’s available now is deeper, clearer, and more potent than even the version I went through. And after this round, it’s going to become a course, meaning no more direct cohort support from Rich himself.

If this feels like a window you don’t want to miss, the door’s still open.

Only for a short while.

👉 Watch the replay

(That’s an affiliate link. If you choose to enrol, I may receive a commission - but I only ever share what I’ve paid for, experienced fully, and genuinely found transformative.)

To building something quietly extraordinary,

Louise

Louise Beattie

Forge & Flourish

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