The Hero's Journey Process · by Bryan Daigle
Questions

Frequently asked

Who is this for?

Leaders, founders and entrepreneurs, mostly men, who are professionally successful and know that more of the same will not get them to the next level. You keep commitments, you are willing to go deep, and you can laugh at yourself.

How long does it take?

About six months. Three preparation modules, then nine Stages. Group cohorts run on a fixed calendar; Self-Paced and One-on-One move at your pace, and most people finish in five to seven months.

What is the time commitment each week?

Plan on 20 to 30 minutes a day for journaling and meditation, one to two hours of reading and worksheets a week, and the calls. The Rewire Retreat in Stage 5 is two full days you set aside for yourself.

Is it all virtual?

Yes. Bryan is based in Austin, Texas, and coaches virtually with clients across the United States and beyond. Calls are on video, and everything else lives in the app on your phone or laptop.

Is my work private?

Your journal is never visible to anyone, including Bryan. Your worksheet answers and assessment results are shared only with Bryan (and, in the Group tier, your accountability partner if you choose). Everything is encrypted at rest.

What is the Rewire Retreat?

A two-day, self-directed retreat in Stage 5 where you release the anger, grief and regret you have been carrying. It is the emotional heart of the Process. You get detailed instructions, a support call before and after, and Bryan by phone during.

How much does it cost?

Pricing depends on the tier and on cohort timing. Book a 50-minute intro call; you will leave knowing exactly what fits and what it costs, with no pressure either way.

What if it is not the right fit?

That is what the intro call is for. Bryan will tell you plainly if he thinks another path would serve you better.

Something else? Send Bryan a message or book an intro call.

Ready to change your life?

You're only a single step away from a whole new journey. Start with the free Scorecard, or spend 50 minutes with Bryan and see whether this makes sense.

Free, virtual, no pressure either way.