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Sessions · Pre-Discovery Input · For Helen + Karina · 14 May 2026

Seven Sessions questions — in your words

The first two (Q1 + Q2) reset the wedge ranking. Q3 + Q5 are open-ended — your verbatim phrasing shapes the Cohort Companion's tier-aware logic and Helen-voice training from Week 1. Take them in any order. Skip what you'd rather discuss live.

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Question 1 of 7
Is Sessions your 90-day growth bet?

The answer reorders everything. If yes — Cohort Companion is the Day-1 wedge.

Question 2 of 7
Most recent Sessions friction signal

What's the most recent thing that went sideways with Sessions — something you're still mentally chewing on?

Question 3 of 7 · Open-ended
Founding-member tier — what does that membership actually unlock today?

We've inferred a tier exists, but we don't know the access matrix. Your answer shapes the Companion's tier-aware logic from Week 1 — what founding members see, hear, and get that standard members don't.

Question 4 of 7
IG Broadcast Channel cadence today

"Daily Check-ins + Accountability" is on the marketing site — is the cadence actually daily right now, or has it drifted?

Question 5 of 7 · Open-ended
Expert collaborators — payment + cross-promo rhythm today?

Anna Grace, Elle, Madison, Naomie — how does payment work? Who coordinates cross-promo for cohort waves? Where does that live today (Notion, Slack, Helen's head)? Your answer tells us whether the Expert canvas is a real Phase-2 wedge or an over-build.

Question 6 of 7
Pilot cohort window — when's the next cohort?

Build time is 3 weeks. We'd want the Companion live for a real cohort, not in test mode.

Question 7 of 7 · Open-ended
The Sessions 90-day "Done" picture

At the 90-day mark of this engagement, what does Sessions look like — completion rate, cohort cadence, founding-member tier health, expert-collab rhythm? Your phrasing matters here, not ours. This becomes the metric language for the engagement.

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