The Architect's Workshop
A live, interactive session where I break down one framework a month and show you exactly how I apply it. No slides. No pitch. Just the work, done in real time.
This Month's Workshop
The 308-Hour Year
Most advisors don't have a time problem. They have a triage problem. Everything feels urgent, so the day fills with work that feels productive and doesn't move revenue. This month I'll build the exact system I use to fix that: Red/Yellow/Green, the filter I run every task through before I touch it, plus the energy-matching layer that makes it stick.
Reclaim a little over an hour a day, five days a week, and across a working year that's 308 hours. Nearly eight full workweeks, back on your calendar.
This isn't theory. I'll build it live, in real time, so you can copy it.
- The Red/Yellow/Green filter (and why most advisors mis-sort their week)
- Live build: a working RYG system from scratch, in one session
- The energy-matching layer that makes it stick past week one
- Q&A: bring your messiest week and we'll triage it together
Built for advisors who want their hours back
The Curious
You're working 50 to 60 hours and can't point to what half of it bought you. You want a system, not another app.
The Builder
You already time-block, but it collapses by Wednesday. You want something that survives contact with a real week.
The Skeptic
You've tried every productivity tool and bounced off all of them. Good. Come watch it get built live and decide for yourself.
Register for August 27
20 seats. Once they're gone, they're gone. You'll get the Zoom link and a calendar invite.
Dominique Henderson, CFP®
25 years in financial services. 9 running my own independent RIA. I turned 20 client families into $250K in recurring revenue working 70% fewer hours, then sold the practice in 2026. Now I help advisors make the same shift through frameworks that actually transfer.
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