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Wrong Altitude is a one-day diagnostic for coaches, consultants and executives who have done years of inner work and stalled anyway. If that is your list, everything you need to decide is on this page, including the parts that are not flattering.
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Floor 02Who it sells to
People Who Already Did The Work
Burned-out coaches, consultants and executives who have done the therapy, the journaling, the certifications, the retreats. They know more than they did. Nothing has moved. They are starting to suspect the work itself is the trap.
What matters here is fit, not size. Two thousand people who have posted “why does self-improvement feel like a loop” will beat fifty thousand general readers. If your audience sits near burnout, coaching plateaus or leadership development, you are the right person to send this.
Floor 03What it pays
Half Of Every Sale
Here is the arithmetic in full, because most affiliate pages quote a number that is not what lands in your account.
ClickBank pays the seller a wholesale price, which is 92.5% of the retail price minus a dollar, and your commission is a share of that — not a share of the sticker price. Michael is paid the same $90.61 you are. The figure above works the sum at ClickBank's standard fees and a fifty-fifty split. Michael has not yet read back the rate configured on the product, so treat it as a worked example; your own ClickBank account is the final word.
One product. No upsell, no downsell, no order bump, no subscription. Nothing to explain to your list beyond the thing itself.
Floor 04The honest part
What Nobody Knows Yet
This offer is new. There have been no sales. So there is no conversion figure, no earnings per click, and no refund history, and anyone who quotes you one is making it up.
That means there is nothing here to hide behind. You would be deciding on the fit between this product and your people, and on whether the page and the toolkit are any good. Both of those you can judge yourself in ten minutes.
The moment real numbers exist they go on this page, good or bad.
Floor 05The swipe pack
Emails You Can Send Today
Written to be re-voiced. Nothing in them is a claim only Michael could make, so you can put
them in your own words without breaking anything. Replace [link] with your own
link from the next floor.
Email one · short
Subject: a diagnostic for people who’ve already done the work
If you’ve done real inner work and still feel stuck at the same altitude, this is worth ten minutes: [link]. Not another framework — a one-day diagnostic that shows you why the sequence stalled.
Disclosure: I earn a commission if you buy through that link.
Before you send, add your own sending address, your postal address and a working unsubscribe link. Your email tool will not add them for you.
Email two · medium
Subject: the plateau nobody talks about
Most people who’ve done years of coaching, therapy, journaling hit a specific wall: they know more, but nothing’s moved. This toolkit names why — most inner work stalls at the same altitude it started, instead of climbing to a higher one — and walks through nine steps to find the actual floor. One sitting. [link]
Disclosure: I earn a commission if you buy through that link.
Before you send, add your own sending address, your postal address and a working unsubscribe link. Your email tool will not add them for you.
Email three · longer · draft for Michael to approve
Subject: an altitude problem, not a willpower one
You know the feeling. You have read the books, done the programme, kept the journal. You can explain your own pattern better than anyone in the room. And you are still in it.
That is not a discipline problem and it is not a knowledge problem. It is a level problem. A problem cannot be solved from the same floor that produced it, and most inner work quietly stays on that floor — it gets more detailed, more articulate, more self-aware, and never climbs.
Wrong Altitude is a one-day diagnostic that finds the floor you are actually standing on. Nine steps, filled in as you go. It ends with a position you can stand on rather than another insight to carry around. One sitting, not another month. [link]
Disclosure: I earn a commission if you buy through that link.
Before you send, add your own sending address, your postal address and a working unsubscribe link. Your email tool will not add them for you.
Six subject lines
- the plateau after you’ve done the work
- why the same inner work keeps recurring
- an altitude problem, not a willpower one
- for people who’ve read all the books already
- one day, not another seminar
- the diagnostic your coaching never ran
Two blocks for social or a newsletter
Short
For the burned-out-on-self-improvement crowd: a one-day diagnostic toolkit that names why more inner work hasn’t moved the needle. [link]
Disclosure: I earn a commission if you buy through that link.
Keep that line in when you post it.
Medium · draft for Michael to approve
Most inner work stays on the floor that created the problem. It gets sharper and more self-aware and never climbs to a level where the problem looks different. Wrong Altitude is a one-day diagnostic that finds the floor you are on and walks you up one. [link]
Disclosure: I earn a commission if you buy through that link.
Keep that line in when you post it.
Paste anywhere
Wrong Altitude is a one-day diagnostic toolkit for coaches, consultants, and execs who’ve plateaued on inner work. Nine steps, seven templates, a scorecard, and a checklist — built to show you the level shift the last round of coaching never reached.
Disclosure: I earn a commission if you buy through that link.
Keep that line in when you post it.
Floor 06Your link
Getting Paid
You need a free ClickBank account. Your link carries your account nickname, so ClickBank knows the sale was yours and pays you without anyone having to remember.
Michael’s nickname is tcp1mjs. Your link looks like this, with your own
nickname in place of the last part:
The safer way is to let ClickBank build it: sign in, open the Affiliate Link tool, enter
tcp1mjs as the seller, and it hands you a finished link. A nickname typed
slightly wrong is a link that pays nobody.
ClickBank is the retailer and pays you directly on its own schedule. Michael never handles your money and cannot pay you late.
Floor 07Before you send
Talk To Michael First
If you are weighing a send, say so before you make one. He will tell you honestly whether your audience is the right shape, and he would rather talk you out of a bad fit than have you mail a list that was never going to respond.
Or read the thing you would be promoting: the sales page is here.