Check your inbox — your download link and a note from Windy are waiting. Before you open the worksheet, watch this first. 

Windy walks you through exactly what you’re about to do – and why it works. 

BEFORE YOU OPEN IT

Write fast. Don’t edit. Your first answer is almost always closer to the truth than your edited one.

Set aside 20 to 30 minutes. Find a space where you can think out loud. Each prompt in the excavation section is designed to surface what you’ve been editing out — so the instructions are simple: write the real version, not the safe one.

Section 1 is the diagnosis. Section 2 is the excavation — one prompt per B.R.A.V.E. element. Section 3 is where you build. By the last page, you’ll have your Signature Story: two to three sentences that sound like you, work on any stage, and don’t require your title to land.

The version of you that disappears between the Green Room and the mic? This is where she starts coming back.

WHAT’S NEXT

The Signature Story is the foundation. The Blueprint is how we build on top of it. 

Once you’ve completed the worksheet, you’ll have the first layer of your narrative architecture. The last page points to where we go from here.

The Narrative Architecture Spotlight is where we draw the full Blueprint — a 90-minute 1:1 session that maps how your story holds across every platform you care about. 

• Signature Story. 
• Usable Soundbites. 
• Narrative Architecture Blueprint. 
• Next Steps.

One session. Four outputs. The complete Blueprint.

But do the worksheet first. Bring it to the Spotlight session. The more you excavate here, the further we can go in 90 minutes.

Go do the work. I’ll see you on the other side.

– Windy