The library
Read the model before you buy the room.
Everything below is deliberately public. The whole thesis of this site is that you should be able to evaluate the operator from the outside — so here's the outside.
The two books
The 187-page playbook. How to run the model: solve any problem, travel anywhere for free, and add $100K+ to your business in 5-10 hours a month. $19.99 ships the book, the PDF, and the audiobook to your door.
The follow-up. Picks up where the first book leaves off — how to scale a mastermind past seven figures. Same model: $19.99 ships book, PDF, and audiobook.
The money playbook that builds a lifetime of wealth in four hours a month. 158 pages, plus PDF and audiobook, shipped for $19.99. No upsells. No subscription.
Books three through five: the DaD Papers trilogy — three volumes on distinctions, decision velocity, and delight as an operating system for deciding what to build next. All three at dadpapers.com.
The mastermind books are also indexed at makemoremarbles.com/books.
Free content
The free education layer of the Optimus ecosystem. Substantial on its own — the paid layer inside the mastermind is that much better, but the free tier is deliberately rich enough to be useful without spending a dollar.
The how-to for the mastermind model itself, openly published. Score any room you're considering — including this one — against it.
Verbatim member quotes from two years of weekly calls and live events, plus the live inventory of what's been built and shipped.
Downloads
The 12-Question Mastermind Evaluation Checklist is live inside Optimus University — free. Drop your email and a sign-in link lands you directly on it. Grade any room you're considering, including this one.
Long reads on this site
- How to select the right mastermind — the 12-question evaluation lens.
- Specialist vs generalist mastermind — why domain-specific beats generic advice.
- Why the best experts can't be hired 1-on-1 — the group setting as arbitrage on expert time.
- What a great mastermind costs — $25K to join, your renewal drops 10% every year you stay.
- The math of a 50-seat room — the room's entire business model, worked out in public.
- The 1-on-1 coaching myth — the delegated-attention problem.