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The 7 Figure

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You're past £250,000 and you intend to reach seven figures. You'd rather not spend the next four years working out the order on your own.

£250,000 Minimum Revenue , Joining Fee Only £59,999 , 30 Seats Only .

Most of what gets sold as a mastermind is a big group call with a forum attached.

This is thirty people.

Thirty isn't a marketing number. It's how many businesses one person can hold in their head well enough to remember what you said last month, notice when your numbers move, and ring you when they don't.

It also means most applications get turned down, which is worth knowing before you spend twenty minutes on the form. You'll get a straight reason either way.

Before you ask

You won’t find
a list of what’s in it

There's no contents page on this site, and that's deliberate rather than coy.

Rooms like this don't work by specification. What happens in it depends on who's in it and what they're carrying that quarter — and the moment it gets published as a feature list, people start buying it like a product and comparing it against other people's feature lists.

The people already in the room didn't join off a bullet-pointed page. They had a conversation, it was obviously right, and they said yes.

So that's how this works too. You put your name down. When a seat opens, you and Dr Vish have a proper conversation about your business, and by the end of it you'll both know.

If that sounds evasive, it's worth saying what is published: the revenue floor, the fact that it's application only, and the fact that the room is full. Nothing on this page is designed to create urgency you can't verify.

Qualification

Would you
get a chair?

Three things get assessed. All three have to be true — two out of three is a no, and you'll be told which one and why rather than left guessing.

The first thing

Your business

You turn over £250,000 minimum, with real customers and something people already pay for. Founder-led. Service-based rather than high-volume retail.

You turn over £250,000 minimum, with real customers and something people already pay for. Founder-led. Service-based rather than high-volume retail.

The second thing

Your constraint

You can name what's actually stopping you, and it's one of the things worked on here: your offer, your price, where customers come from, or your own position in the delivery.

if your constraint is capital, regulation, or a market disappearing underneath you, this isn't the right help and you'll be told so plainly.

The third thing

Your readiness

You can afford it without it being existential, you can protect the time, and you can make the decision without needing three other people to sign it off.

If £59,999 a month would put your business under real strain, the answer is no. That's a favour, not a rejection.

Recognise yourself in all three? The application takes twenty minutes and you'll have an answer within a couple of days.

The price

£59,999
a month

Printed here, where it belongs. If that number makes this an easy no for you, you've just saved yourself a call — which is exactly why it's on the page.

There's no guarantee, deliberately. A guarantee on twelve months of advisory work either means nothing or it attracts people who are hedging. If you need one to commit, this isn't the right time for you, and no amount of persuasion changes that.

No discount, no founding-member rate, no annual pre-pay saving. Twelve people paying the same thing keeps the room straightforward.

Prices exclude VAT where applicable. The minimum term and notice period are set out in the member agreement, which you'll see and can read properly before you commit to anything. Take your own advice on whether the commitment suits your circumstances.

What happens next

Four steps, no surprises

  1. You apply. Twenty minutes, answered honestly. It's deliberately not a two-field form.

  2. A person reads it. All of it. If it's a clear no you'll get a straight reason within a couple of days, not silence.

  3. You talk. Forty-five minutes with Dr Vish. It's an assessment, not a pitch, and nothing expires at the end of it.

  4. You both decide. You can say no without it being awkward. So can he. If it's a yes, you start at the next session.

Straight answers

Before you apply

Why won't you tell me what's included?

Because a room isn't a product with a specification, and publishing one turns choosing it into a comparison exercise against other people's feature lists. What is published is everything you can verify: the price, the floor, the twelve chairs, no guarantee, and that you can be turned down. The rest is a conversation about your business, when you apply.

Why is there no guarantee?

Because a guarantee on twelve months of advisory work is either meaningless or it selects for the wrong people. What happens in your business depends on decisions you make and work you do, and nobody here will pretend otherwise to close you. If the absence of one stops you committing, that's useful information for both of us.

I turn over more than £1m. Should I apply here or for the 8 Figure room?

The 8 Figure Mastermind, which has a £1m floor and is currently full with a waitlist. The problems above £1m are different enough that mixing the rooms would waste your time and everybody else's. Apply anyway and put your real numbers down — you'll be put on the right list.

What if you turn me down?

You get a straight reason, usually one of three: turnover below the floor, a constraint that isn't worked on here, or timing. In most of those cases you'll be pointed at whichever free resource or event is genuinely relevant to you, and you're welcome back when the picture changes. Nobody gets ghosted.

Is the fit assessment a sales call in disguise?

No. It's forty-five minutes working out whether this can help you, while you work out whether you want it. Nothing is offered on the spot that expires if you go away and think. If it's a fit you'll know, and so will he. If it isn't, you'll be told so on the call rather than chased for a fortnight.

Should I do the Summit first?

Most people do, and it's generally the recommendation. Two days in the room tells you more about whether you want to work with him than any amount of reading, and a number of members applied after attending. There's no requirement either way — plenty of people apply cold.

Twelve chairs

Find out if
you’d get one

Twenty minutes to apply, a straight answer within a couple of days, and no card at any point. If it's a no, you'll be told why.

You're past £250,000 and you want seven figures — without being in the middle of everything. Dr Vish is the seven-figure scaling expert who gets you there, and beyond it.

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