No charts, no pitch. Each napkin is something you tap and feel. Once you've played with them, you can show them to your five. That's the whole teaching job.
Drop a stone into still water. You never push the outer rings. They move because the ring before them moved. That's all duplication is.
Pick your speed. The ripple looks exactly the same at any pace.
Not four. Not six. Five. Tap each number and watch what happens to the boat.
Five is the number of people you can truly look after: close enough to call by name, few enough that nobody gets left on the dock. Fill five seats, and your part of the job is done.
People are boats. When you hand out Golden Tickets, you'll meet all three kinds. Tap each one.
Signing someone up doesn't make the river flow. Showing them how to do what you did does. Tap to hand the paddle down the line.
Be honest. Tick what's true for you.
That's the whole skill set. No selling, no scripts, no climbing. You share what you love, and the people who want a seat take one.
Say yes and protect your own family.
A star for each person you bring aboard.
A star each time one of your five fills their boat.
The ripple runs on its own. 780 families.
There's no summit to reach and no race to win. Every bend of the river brings new blessings, and the ride is the reward.