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Intensive Concept Brief Kit — Start Here

What This Kit Does

This kit produces a validated direction document for an Intensive — a 3-session, build-along workshop where participants install and run skills on their own data. One concept brief per Intensive topic. The brief validates the arc, sources IP, checks design constraints, surfaces gaps, and feeds the Intensive Build Kit.

Each Intensive runs monthly with a different topic. The first is Find → Prove → Close (pipeline growth). Future topics: Offer Architecture, Client Delivery, Operations, etc. Each needs its own concept brief before building session content, skills, or the Field Guide.

What It Produces

#AssetFormatPurpose
1Intensive Concept Brief.mdValidated direction — arc, IP sourcing, constraints, gaps, build order

The Intensive Format (Locked)

PropertyValue
Price$97
Format3 sessions x 90 min, Tue/Wed/Thu
Pre-workThe Groundwork (~40 min) — guided conversations producing Practice Brain + Site Survey
CadenceMonthly, each run has a different topic/system
RelationshipThe Intensive IS Practice Builders Month 1 for each cohort
Dual conversion"Keep building" → Practice Builders ($97/mo) / "Build it for me" → Advisory OS ($1,500-5K/mo)

The Intensive Structure (Locked)

Every Intensive follows this structure regardless of topic:

ComponentWhat It Does
The GroundworkPre-work: guided Claude conversations → Practice Brain foundation + Site Survey
Session 1The shift + the reveal + demo + first skill install + run on real data + quick wins
Session 2Teaching + second skill install + run on real data + quick wins + connect to tomorrow
Session 3Teaching + third skill install + run on real data + close the loop + what's next + founding offer

Each session follows the same rhythm: Teaching (0-12 min) → Demo/Install (12-50 min) → Run on Real Data (50-75 min) → Quick Wins + Bridge (75-90 min).

Prerequisites

DependencyWhyBlocking?
Practice Builders product decisionsThe Intensive IS PB Month 1 — pricing, platform, founding offer must be decidedYes for build, no for concept brief
Vault IP library reviewEach session's skill needs IP sourcingYes
Handraiser skills (related ones)Intensive skills are the Practice Brain version of handraiser skills — review what existsHelpful, not blocking
Audience definitionWho's in the room affects session designbusiness-aos/reference/core/audience.md

File Inventory

FilePurposeWhen to Use
00-intensive-concept-brief-start-here.mdOrientation — format, structure, prerequisitesStart here every time
01-intensive-concept-brief-context.mdRequired inputs — the concept brief templateBefore every build — complete inputs first
02-intensive-concept-brief-terminology.mdLocked vocabulary — Practice Builders language systemReference when writing
03-intensive-concept-brief-golden-example.mdStructure analysis of the golden exampleStudy before building
04-intensive-concept-brief-quality.mdQC checklist — pass/failRun after every build
05-intensive-concept-brief-output-skill.mdProduction workflow — step by stepFollow for every build

Relationship to Other Kits

Skill Concept Brief Kit (content/frameworks/kit-skill-concept-brief/): Each Intensive session includes a skill. Those skills need their own concept briefs through the Skill Concept Brief Kit before building. The Intensive Concept Brief identifies WHICH skills are needed and sources their IP. The Skill Concept Briefs go deeper on each individual skill.

Skill Build Kit (content/frameworks/kit-skill-build/): Builds each Intensive skill after it has a concept brief. Same kit, same process — the Intensive skills are just more capable (Practice Brain integration).

Email Sequence Kit (content/frameworks/kit-email-sequence/): The offer-mode email sequence drives registrations. Needs the Intensive details (dates, price, sessions) from this concept brief.

Handraiser Post Kit / DM Sequence Kit: Handraiser skills drive the top of funnel. This concept brief maps how handraiser skills relate to Intensive skills (same job, different capability level).

Design Constraints & Quality Standards

Canonical source: business-aos/reference/core/operating-law.md — contains the Win Stack, quality bars, and design constraints that apply to everything Advisory OS produces. The Intensive must pass all universal constraints (can't fail, sustainable, win fast) plus Intensive-specific constraints (non-technical, 10-100x value).

Quality bar: $97 for 3 sessions should feel like $1,000+. Each session's output should be something they'd pay a consultant $500+ to produce — and they built it themselves in under an hour.

Golden Standard Reference

Golden example: content/business/marketing/content-pipeline/concept-briefs/intensive-concept-brief-practice-growth-os.md — first Intensive concept brief (Find → Prove → Close).