The Honesty Experiment: A Journaling Community

Most people think being “good” is about having good intentions. It’s not. It’s about discipline, action, and making choices that actually matter. It's about being extraordinary.

This isn’t a feel-good seminar, self-improvement fad, . The Goodly Group is a no-BS, high-level gathering for those who want to master themselves and live with purpose. We cut through the noise, challenge common myths, and focus on real strategies for becoming extraordinary.

What You’ll Get:

• The Four Core Pillars of a Good Life – The foundation for real, lasting success and continued excellence.
• Why Radical Honesty is the Only Path to Fulfillment – No lies, no excuses, no illusions.
• How to Build an Identity That Endures – Strength over validation.
• The Difference Between Being Nice and Being Good – And why most get it wrong.
• Daily Tactics to Apply Virtue in Real Life – No fluff, just results.

Who This Is For:

• People who want real, lasting change—not just motivation.
• Leaders (or future leaders) who want to be respected, not just liked.
• Anyone ready to stop making excuses and start taking action.

This isn’t a passive discussion. Expect to be challenged. Expect to grow. If you do not participate, you will be removed from the group.
We meet three times a week. Sunday at 9 AM, Tuesday at 8:30 PM, Friday at Noon. All times ET.

Bring a journal; you’ll need it.

These meetings are a space for deep self-reflection, open discussion, and shared accountability. Participants engage in conversations about journaling, challenge their assumptions, and support one another in the pursuit of radical honesty and personal mastery. Each session follows a structured format:

• Grounding Reflection – A brief meditation or centering exercise to sharpen focus.
• Journaling Insights – Participants share breakthroughs, struggles, and reflections from their week.
• Focused Exploration – A deep dive into a key theme from The Honesty Experiment.
• Commitment to Action – Setting real, measurable goals to apply insights in daily life.

This isn’t passive. It’s a space for accountability, challenge, and real change. Bring your journal—and expect to leave with a sharper mind and clearer purpose.

Most people think being “good” is about having good intentions. It’s not. It’s about discipline, action, and making choices that actually matter. It's about being extraordinary.

This isn’t a feel-good seminar, self-improvement fad, . The Goodly Group is a no-BS, high-level gathering for those who want to master themselves and live with purpose. We cut through the noise, challenge common myths, and focus on real strategies for becoming extraordinary.

What You’ll Get:

• The Four Core Pillars of a Good Life – The foundation for real, lasting success and continued excellence.
• Why Radical Honesty is the Only Path to Fulfillment – No lies, no excuses, no illusions.
• How to Build an Identity That Endures – Strength over validation.
• The Difference Between Being Nice and Being Good – And why most get it wrong.
• Daily Tactics to Apply Virtue in Real Life – No fluff, just results.

Who This Is For:

• People who want real, lasting change—not just motivation.
• Leaders (or future leaders) who want to be respected, not just liked.
• Anyone ready to stop making excuses and start taking action.

This isn’t a passive discussion. Expect to be challenged. Expect to grow. If you do not participate, you will be removed from the group.
We meet three times a week. Sunday at 9 AM, Tuesday at 8:30 PM, Friday at Noon. All times ET.

Bring a journal; you’ll need it.

These meetings are a space for deep self-reflection, open discussion, and shared accountability. Participants engage in conversations about journaling, challenge their assumptions, and support one another in the pursuit of radical honesty and personal mastery. Each session follows a structured format:

• Grounding Reflection – A brief meditation or centering exercise to sharpen focus.
• Journaling Insights – Participants share breakthroughs, struggles, and reflections from their week.
• Focused Exploration – A deep dive into a key theme from The Honesty Experiment.
• Commitment to Action – Setting real, measurable goals to apply insights in daily life.

This isn’t passive. It’s a space for accountability, challenge, and real change. Bring your journal—and expect to leave with a sharper mind and clearer purpose.