Framing decides what the conversation is about. This decides what happens next inside it. Kenrick is teaching the Catalyst Selling Master Model live, Wednesday nights, starting soon, and the people in the framing sprint are the first invited.
You’re Invited Into the Catalyst Selling Master Model Before It Opens to Anyone Else
Congratulations. The framing model is yours, and the first law opens tonight.
Here is what you just bought, in one line: framing is the forming force. It runs before anyone acts, and it decides what the conversation is even about. Set it deliberately, or watch it get set for you.
That is the ground. Now you have a choice about what happens on it.
A catalyst does the opposite. It lowers the energy the reaction needed to start. It adds nothing, it is not consumed, and it cannot cause a reaction that was not already possible. That is why this has never been manipulation, and it is an answer from physics, not from ethics.
Framing sets the ground. Catalysts cause the motion inside it. Kenrick built the two to fit, and for forty-five years the second half has been sitting inside his other work, doing its job, never once named as the thing that made the rest of it work. It is being taught live for the first time, Wednesday nights, starting soon. The people in the framing sprint are the first invited, at a price it will not carry once it is released.
Or keep reading for what the invitation includes.
Stop Reacting. Start Causing Reactions.
What You Get
- Cause versus move, and why most methods collapse under one sentence
- Heat, and what it does to a buyer’s brain the moment they feel it
- Why removing the pressure never removed the reacting
- Reading which layer is live before you touch anything
- Matching the catalyst to the layer, and what a clean fire sounds like
- How deep is deep enough, and the cost of overreaching
- Sequencing catalysts so each one lands on what the last one opened
- Recognizing when it has taken and you can stop working
- The complete sequence, front to back, frame to lock
- Why an objection is evidence the ground was never set
- Presenting price when the reaction has already run
- The frame statement that closes the loop, which is where your framing model hands off
This Is Your Invitation to Be the Catalyst
One click adds it to your order. Wednesday nights with Kenrick from September 23, every recording in the same account as your framing model, and the whole model at a price it will not carry once it is released.
Just $497
Invitation pricing, for the framing sprint only
One-time payment · Invitation pricing · No subscription
The Live Lessons
Wednesday nights at 7:00 PM Eastern, on Zoom, beside the Thursday sprint calls you already have. At least seven live lessons, plus bonus sessions added as the model is built out.
Alongside the Thursday night framing sprint, that is two nights a week with Kenrick through October, and Wednesdays on into November.
Still Have Questions?
When are the live lessons?
Wednesday nights at 7:00 PM Eastern, starting September 23. At least seven are promised, plus bonus sessions added as the model is built out. Every lesson is recorded, so a missed one is waiting in your account the same day.
How does this fit with the framing sprint I just joined?
The sprint runs Thursday nights for four weeks and covers the ground: what the conversation is about. This runs Wednesday nights and covers what happens inside it. For the length of the sprint you are with Kenrick twice a week, and the two halves were built to hand off to each other.
Is this the same as the framing model?
No. Framing decides meaning. Catalyst Selling decides motion: the contact that starts a reaction, the chain that keeps it running, and the close at the same temperature as everything before it.
What will it cost when it’s released?
That has not been set, and it will not be $497. The invitation price exists because the model is being taught live for the first time and you are coming in from the framing model.