00:00 💬 Round 2 Entries Begin
→ You are drawn back by deep, subtle emotions during the pause.
→ Not curiosity. Not motivation.

00:19 💬 Round 2, Notebook 1

00:30 💬 First Rule: You Do Not Move to Notebook 2 Until Notebook 1 Is Tight
→ What does “tight” mean?
Organized to the point where you can make decisions by glancing at it in a fraction of a second.

01:05 💬 Coming Out of the Pause — You Are Open to Change

Let’s break this down:
→ New habits are required to reach this level of financial organization
→ Books must be clean. Typos are not allowed
→ Clean means clean. No half measures apply in this notebook
→ Use the PDF forms and customize columns around your reality
→ Unless limited by physical constraints
→ Do not delegate this work. This is your responsibility

The information must be:
→ Accurate
→ Complete
→ Organized
→ Neatly laid out
→ If you need different color ink to achieve this, do it
→ This must be perfect. No discussion.

02:42 💬 The Drag of Collecting All Documents — Why It Matters

04:05 💬 Utilities and Taxes — Organizing Real Documents

04:32 💬 Be Strategic — Do Not Overwhelm Yourself
Use your intelligence.

05:00 💬 Personal Documents and Prioritization

05:21 💬 Credit Report and Credit Rating

05:38 💬 This Chapter of Your Life Is Now Closed
→ Messy and unorganized finances are in the past
→ You corrected it
→ You are now ready to move to Round 2, Notebook 2
→ See you there.

Coming out of the pause, we begin Round 2 — Notebook 1: Finances. By trusting the program through Round 1, you start to see why you laid the groundwork.

R2.N1 is about clarity at a glance — feeling organized, wanting to be precise, and finally getting your finances down on paper in a way you control. The old overwhelm about finances — the unknown, the uncertainty — starts to disappear. A new you is coming out of its shell. And you like it.

Whether your breakthrough has already come, or it’s still unfolding, this notebook keeps you on your journey. Trust is now real — for you and the program. You’ve completed 5 of 8 notebooks, with only 3 to go. And you start to wonder: can I pull this off? This is where momentum builds — and you start to believe in yourself, believe in the program, and understand why it was built this way.