Revenue Architecture · Cohort 2
A six-week live build for ADHD founders who are tired of rebuilding the whole operating system every Monday. Map how your brain actually makes money, then turn that map into AI workflows, sales structure, delegation rules, and bad-week scripts that keep revenue moving.
1:1 roadmap call first · small cohort · refund if the roadmap is not usable
Proof before theory
“After just one session of listening to Jan, I learned to think more strategically about applying AI tools. I began using Notebook LLM to solve a recurring challenge with multiple clients: thousands of pages of spreadsheets and PDFs that needed to be easily searchable and aggregated into a clear strategy. For me, the course has been worth more than the price, for the pause and time to think through that single solution.”
“As the "Founder" of a business that will be a start up - I cant even take in data on what is working and what is not working Just how my ADHD brain has procrastinated to this point. How long you ask? 2 years. I am 2 weeks into Revenue Architecture and have made enough progress we are about to test the market (using Jan's step by step approach) and then Learn and Launch. I have been with coaching structures before - and my brain fought the rigidity and "just do it my way" approach Revenue Architecture has literally made sense in my head The approach makes sense The adaptability to HOW each ADHD brain functions makes sense Jan's genius in creating tools that save me time and save me from diving down rabbit holes for hours makes sense. 16 days after starting Revenue Architecture I feel and see the progress. I am curious in what I end up with after 6 weeks”
“Jan crossed my radar shortly after getting diagnosed with adhd at 53 and I am so grateful! His Brain Mapping tool and insights into how to function as a creative entrepreneur without burning out have been so helpful. The tools and supportive environment within Revenue Architecture are just what I needed to keep me on track and focused as I navigate launching my art, workshop and coaching business. Thanks Jan! ✨”
Introducing Revenue Architecture
Most ADHD founders do not have a discipline problem. They have a dependency problem. Sales depends on their confidence. Delivery depends on their memory. Marketing depends on their novelty. Follow-up depends on the day not already being emotionally expensive.
Revenue Architecture changes the base layer. The business stops asking for your best-brain day before it can sell, ship, and follow up.
Your patterns become design constraints, not shame material.
AI, sales, delegation, and rotation get wired into one operating model.
The architecture is only real if it survives the week you do not.
Not a faceless course
You should be able to feel who is leading the room before you ever reach the checkout. Founder, builder, strategist, operator. Same person, different trust contexts.
Visual proof
A high-trust sales page should keep showing the buyer the human, the working environment, and the concrete assets behind the promise.
Visual proof
Brain Map, AI Integrator, Sales Structure, Delegation, Multi-Stream, and Stress Test are presented as a build stack, not scattered modules.
The expensive loop
A good week creates a new plan. A bad week breaks it. Then the shame makes the next Monday feel like a full business rebuild.
AI can now hold context, run routines, draft, score, summarize, and keep workflows moving. But only when it is attached to a clear business architecture.
Your business can sell, follow up, publish, and decide without waiting for you to feel clear, brave, rested, and interested at the same time.
The operating model
Your energy cycles, avoidance loops, selling style, rotation pattern, and stress response become the blueprint.
AI stops being another toy and starts taking the repetitive work your brain drops first.
Offer, price, ask, objection scripts, and follow-up get engineered around your actual nervous system.
What stays with you, what AI takes, and what a human gets later, in that order.
Two or three revenue streams that can rotate without becoming chaos.
The scripts for bad weeks, bored weeks, sick weeks, and the weeks where everything is on fire.
Not testimonials
These are fit-patterns for founders who recognize the operating problem. They are not presented as customer quotes, because proof should stay attached to real people and real permission.
Not short on ideas. Short on a structure that decides which idea sells this week and which one waits.
The work is good. The sales motion depends on being brave, rested, and clear. That is not an operating model.
Every launch starts with a new tool and ends with the same quiet question: why can I do this for clients, but not for my own business?
Revenue exists. Demand exists. What is missing is a business that keeps moving when attention rotates.
The calendar looks disciplined. The business still depends on being emotionally available for every sales follow-up.
Does not need another strategy. Needs a stack that makes the obvious next move impossible to ignore.
Proof wall
“I've been stuck in a never-ending cycle of knowing what to do and yet unable to take action. After ONE call, I walked out with a system that actually works for my brain. Worth 10 times what you pay. He changed my life.”
“Jan first removed the blinders from my eyes and then opened them. While I was completely bogged down in tool chaos, he streamlined my project to focus on the essentials.”
“Clarity. That's what Jan provided. In just one hour, Jan managed to give me a clear action plan that motivated me and finally got me to take action.”
“On the path to achieving what you really want, there are numerous things that don't work. Not many people are good at reflecting on this and learning from it, but Jan creates exactly this space.”
“Jan listens attentively, asks precise questions, and skillfully draws crucial conclusions. What stands out is his technical depth combined with entrepreneurial thinking.”
“Working with Jan brought clarity and focus to our marketing strategy. You can tell he has incredible experience. I'm grateful we benefited from it.”
“As CEO of Kruse Türen GmbH & Co. KG, I underwent a six-month mentoring program with Jan. The collaboration was exceptionally successful and practice-oriented.”
The program
Six live build sessions, your 1:1 roadmap call, recordings, templates, group room, and a 60-day check-in.
Before the group starts, you and Jan map your business, your brain, and your six-week build plan.
One AI workflow live by Friday. Not researched. Not planned. Working.
The offer, price, and ask you can say out loud without shrinking.
The invisible sales and visibility brakes get named, then turned into operating scripts.
A clean split between founder work, AI work, and future human support.
A revenue model that uses rotation without letting every idea become a new business.
A one-week pressure test and emergency playbook for when your brain disappears.
The ROI is not abstract
The stack
The promise is not floating on inspiration. It sits on a build stack: the roadmap call, the live room, the AI layer, the sales layer, and the stress-tested operating layer.
Your brain, offer, streams, AI surface area, and six-week build order.
Hot-seat implementation and decisions against your actual business.
Expert Panel, Claude setups, workflows, and repeatable operators.
Pricing, RSD scripts, follow-up, and proof structure.
What AI takes, what humans take later, and what happens on bad weeks.
Investment, after the architecture is clear
The price is not for information. It is for a mapped architecture, live build pressure, Jan’s eyes on your business, and a working stack you can keep using after the six weeks.
Join Cohort 2 · $1,497Refund if the 1:1 roadmap does not produce a plan you would actually run.
Ninety minutes on your actual business before the cohort starts.
Hot-seat implementation, not lectures you promise to watch later.
Move through the architecture when your brain is switched on.
Jan’s AI setups, Expert Panel prompts, and sales/offer tools.
The room stays alive long enough for the architecture to meet reality.
The idea-scoring tool Revenue Architecture members use before they build.
Risk reversal
If the 1:1 roadmap call does not produce a plan you would actually run, you can get a same-day refund. No motivational theatre. No “trust the process.” The first thing has to be useful.
FAQ
Because we are not asking you to maintain a generic system. We map the way your ADHD brain already creates revenue, then build around that pattern. The first step is a 1:1 roadmap call, so the plan is not theoretical.
That is the point. The live sessions are implementation sessions. You leave with pieces built, not a longer to-do list.
No. AI is one layer. Revenue Architecture also covers sales, RSD, multi-stream design, delegation, and stress testing. AI only works when the business architecture underneath it is clear.
If that call does not produce a plan you would actually run, you can get a same-day refund. There is also the existing 7-day refund window.
Final decision