One ladder. You do not start at the top.
Five pillars, one system, and a room at every altitude — from a free diagnostic that takes two minutes to a twelve-month summit you have to apply for. The honest first step is finding out where you actually are.
Before the list
Three questions, and we will tell you which rung is yours.
No account, no email, nothing to install. It will sometimes tell you to start lower than you expected — that is the honest answer, and it is free.
No cost, no commitment
Start by finding out where you actually are.
Both of these are free and neither asks you to buy anything. The point of the first one is that it will sometimes tell you to wait.
The Diagnostic(opens gynergy.com in a new tab)
Ten questions, about two minutes. It scores you across the five pillars and names the one holding the other four down. There is a longer audit if you want the full picture.Anyone. It is the honest place to start, and it will say so if none of the rest is for you yet.FreeThe Room
A live session with Garin. One subject, worked through properly. You leave with the plan whether or not you ever come back.People who would rather see how someone thinks than read about it.FreeIn-person rooms may carry a ticket
The platform, and a room to be in
One subscription. The whole system, and your people.
The platform on its own is a coach that remembers you. The realm is who you do it alongside — and the realm is where it stops being software.
Gynergy membership
The full platform — ARIA across all five pillars, the daily loop, your history — plus one realm, or every realm.Anyone who wants the system rather than another app.Monthly · see the plansThe Brotherhood(opens gynergy.com in a new tab)
The men’s realm. Twice-monthly rooms, run round-table, and the accountability that comes from being known.Men who are winning somewhere and quietly losing somewhere else.Included with membershipThe Amplified
The realm for operators building with AI — men and women. Founders and builders who meet to use it, not to talk about it.Anyone applying AI to a real business, not collecting tools.Included with membershipThe Sisterhood
The women’s realm — twice-monthly rooms, run round-table, led by a woman who runs it.Women who want the room, not a course.Coming soon
Finite, and it has a date
When you want a container, not a subscription.
A program has a start and an end. You are held to something for a fixed stretch, alongside other people doing the same thing at the same time.
Separation Season
Own the year. The January program, with Garin. Not open yet: start with the free Life Audit, 50 questions that name your #1 leverage point: the one change that moves the rest.People who want the year planned in writing, not resolved and forgotten.Starts January 13
By application
The top of the ladder is a room, and it is small.
These are not bought from a page. There is a conversation first, because the wrong person in the room costs everyone else in it.
LVL 5 Men
Twelve months. Weekly mastermind calls, four quarterly offsites, a service retreat, and the 14-Day Promise. The flagship, and the reason the rest of this exists.Men who have built something and want the next decade to cost them less than the last one.Twelve months · investment discussed on your callLVL 5 Elite
Everything in LVL 5 Men, plus private sessions and half-day offsites. Five seats, and the cap is the product.By invitation.Twelve months · five seats · by invitation
For organisations
Some of this is bought by a company, not a person.
These are sold by conversation rather than from a page, and the number depends on the room. Every engagement includes platform seats for the people in it — that rule is not negotiable, because the point is that they keep it after the program ends.
- KeynoteA room, 45 to 90 minutes.
- WorkshopHalf day or full day, one organisation.
- Cohort programForty-five days, weekly group sessions, ten seats minimum.
- Team intensiveTwelve weeks with a leadership team.
- Private 1:1Capped at five clients. Sold by proposal, never listed.
One week, held
Dan tells the room the real number.
The name stands in for the people in these rooms. The week is real: a number he had been softening, a plan on one page, and a room he knew was coming back around. Here is what a room does with seven days.
The room. He says the number out loud — the one he has been rounding up in his own head. Nobody flinches. Now it’s real.
The plan is one page. It says no to four things he would have said yes to a month ago.
A shiny thing arrives by email, dressed as an opportunity. The no-list catches it. Forty seconds instead of forty hours.
The week wobbles, the way weeks do. But the room is tomorrow, and someone in it will ask. That’s the whole mechanism.
Home. The plan is handled, so the evening isn’t a second shift. He is at the table, and he is actually there.
Ask ARIA
Still not sure? Ask the thing you are actually wondering.
This is ARIA, the guide. Here she reads this page and nothing else — she will point you at the rung that fits, tell you when something is not for you, and say so plainly when she does not know. No account needed.
No account needed · this chat is kept against a random session id, not your name · it will tell you when it does not know · Privacy