Own a Cash-Flowing Business: The PM Path to Owner Altitude

Yes. The skills that make you a good PM: prioritization, stakeholder management, reading systems, translating ambiguity into decisions, are the same skills that make a good small-business owner. You don't need an MBA. You need a structured playbook and someone who's actually closed a deal walking you through it. That's the course.

If you close one deal you would otherwise have walked away from — or walk away from one bad deal you would otherwise have closed — the course pays for itself a hundred times over. If you decide acquisition isn't for you, you'll have decided it on real numbers, not a hunch. Either outcome is worth $2,500.

No. Rocky acquired a 45-year-old business with zero personal savings, using a combination of seller financing, SBA-equivalent government loans, and an earnout. The course teaches the deal structures real searchers use — not 'no money down' theater. You'll learn which structures fit your savings, your risk tolerance, and your timeline.

Yes. Sessions are scheduled on Saturdays so they fit around a corporate work week, and all sessions are recorded if you can't make a date. The work between sessions (sourcing, reading P&Ls, drafting deal memos) is calibrated for 4–6 hours per week.

All sessions are recorded — you'll have access for life. If you want the live experience, you're welcome to re-attend the very next cohort once at no extra cost (single use, next cohort only). The cohort community and office hours run on the current cohort's schedule.

Cash-flowing small businesses in the $100K–$2M EBITDA range: brick-and-mortar service businesses (HVAC, accounting, landscape), e-commerce stores with proven products, professional services firms, and SaaS micro-businesses. The course is built for the range where your PM judgment gives you an edge over other buyers.

Books give you the theory. The workshop puts you on a live deal team. Four weeks, a cohort doing the work alongside you, direct office-hours access to someone who has closed, and a capstone deal memo on a real business you can take to a banker the week the cohort ends.

Easier — if you use it. A solo owner with the right AI workflow can run the marketing, outreach, bookkeeping, and customer-service load that used to require a team of 5–10. The course is built around using AI to run a leaner, more competitive operation than the previous owner ever could.

Mid-career PMs, operators, or analysts with $50K–$250K saved, a corporate paycheck, and a 6–18 month window to find a deal. The course is built for U.S. and Canada residents; international buyers are welcome but the financing structures will differ. Not built for: pure-financial buyers without operator intent.

Not always. Rocky did it with zero personal savings. The real question is which deal structure fits your situation — seller financing works for some buyers, SBA-style government loans for others, equity partners for a third group. The course teaches you to match structure to situation rather than chasing a single template.