In a world accelerating in the wrong direction…
This four-week training adapts evergreen wisdom for living with power and purpose.
Working alongside six other men, you'll use stress and uncertainty as training ground, to maintain your state of Being, regardless of circumstance.
Not just any state — FOUNDERSTATE:
Unsatisfactoriness. Dis-ease. Anxiety.
A pressure underneath everything.
There in failure. And in success too.
It has a name. The Intensity.
Every man is in it.
Most men try to escape it.
Few use it to train.
Most men live by fate.
Circumstance shifts — they shift with it. The market turns — their mood turns. The relationship ends — they collapse. The deal closes — they inflate.
Their inner condition is downstream of what happens to them.
Founderstate is the opposite.
A state — not a feeling, not a mood, not a passing high — that holds independent of circumstance.
Four qualities define it:
State over Fate.
Founderstate is the destination. The FounderStatesman is the man who lives there.
It starts with being a Founder.
Not the ruthless startup or endless hustle kind. These alone are limitations, corruptions.
A different kind of Founder. One who works with body, mind, soul and Spirit — to tend a life of his choosing, aligned with the totality of what he is and can become.
Most men adopt a life. A job, a story, a set of needs and expectation, hopes and fears. They become trapped inside it.
Founderstate Training is for men who realize this way of living is no good anymore.
It is time for a new way.
He chooses his life.
And tends its totality.
We call this man a FounderStatesman.
The system you were born into — we call it The Market — reduces you to a metric. To optimize. Everything you are, measured by your capacity to produce and consume.
The Market requires you to want. Always. To be something. To not be something else.
The pressure of that wanting, lived as the ground of every day, is The Intensity.
Warriorship. Reconnecting to what was severed. The Market took most of what you are — reducing body to productivity, mind to optimization, denying soul, dismissing Spirit. This happens to the man who lost and the man who won alike: one was stripped, the other traded himself away for the win — and went numb in the trade. Warriorship is the work of restoration across all four. Once whole, you have power that doesn't depend on outcomes.
Workmanship. Once you have that power, choose your aim well. Give yourself fully to work that helps. The wisdom to want well — not the absence of wanting, but wanting in service of what matters and held lightly enough that the work itself, not its results, is what feeds you.
Foundership. Warriorship and Workmanship merged. Reconnection and right action become one — perspectives, practices, and people for playing the different game. This is how you play through The Intensity rather than escape it. State over Fate, lived.
For some, this means building from nothing — the first real foothold. For the man who already built, who has the credentials and the title and the hollow underneath them, it means founding something that is finally his. Not an easier life. A harder one, chosen. Founding is the deep end — maximum stakes, maximum conflict, everything on the line at once. That is not the warning. That is the draw. The man at the top who feels hollow does not need rescue. He needs a training ground worth his capacity.
Directed, steady, strong, helpful. The result is Founderstate.
Your approach to work lies at the center of everything that follows. The pressure of your work — the setbacks, the conflict, the thing you cared about that didn't land — is not the cost of the work. It is the curriculum.
Most men wait for the pressure to lift before they can be steady. We train the opposite: steadiness inside the pressure. The work is the ground. Your state is what gets built on it.
This is true wherever you stand. The man wiring a house and the man running a company are doing the same thing — using the pressure of real work to train state instead of chase fate. Different doors. One discipline.
Four weeks. Daily audio modules — short, under 10 minutes, but dense. You'll listen multiple times.
Weekly live calls. A guide. Five other men.
Perspectives and practices, drawn from sources older than any of us.
A Founderstack Library of supporting materials: to read, to listen, to practice.
Five modules. Daily audio. Ten to twelve minutes. Listen on the walk, at the gym, before bed.
You meet The Intensity. You learn what it is. You begin a practice.
No card. No commitment. No pressure.
End of Week One. You decide.
Continue, or close the tab.
If you continue, you and the guide settle a commitment that fits where you are. For the founding cohort, that commitment is zero — you carry the work, not the cost. Future cohorts will reflect what this work is worth.
The full curriculum. Eighteen more modules. Three live calls with the guide. Five other men in your cohort — The Six.
Weekly practices. Daily contact with the work.
End of Week Four — Declaration. You name the work. You commit to it. The Six witnesses.
You leave in Founderstate — directed, steady, strong, helpful — and with a clearer line on what you are here to do.
Or you do not — and you know that too.
Two men tend to find this work.
One can't get a foothold. The path he was promised is gone — the credentials, the career, the on-ramp. He feels the pressure as failure, and underneath it, a sense that the game itself is rigged.
The other already won. The credentials came. The income. The title. And the thing underneath never moved. He can't say it out loud — he's supposed to be fine.
Different men. Same recognition: the old way isn't working anymore, and the fix was never going to come from outside.
If you want a container that turns that recognition into capacity — wherever you're standing — this is for you.
Men in active addiction. Men in untreated mental health crisis. Men looking for rescue.
This is training, not treatment.
If that is where you are — there are better resources for you right now. Come back when you are ready.
A Master's in Systematic and Philosophical Theology from the Graduate Theological Union. Then fifteen years building companies — five of them. One launched an industry and sold for over a hundred million. Another powers The Sphere in Las Vegas. A third — a non-profit — has helped over 100,000 children walk who could not before.
The Intensity was there in the success the same way it had been there in the struggle.
Two resets that took everything taught one thing. The theology gave it a name.
Scars plus study. This training.
More about LeoSix men. One cohort. Four weeks together.
Not a Facebook group. Not a Discord. Not a mastermind.
A small group of men committed to the same work in the same window. Live calls. Real contact. The fraternity that makes the practice stick.
The mark itself is a hexagon — six sides. Six men. One frame.
Listen to Module One tonight. Walk. Decide.
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