Niko Arapkiles
got the yips.
He was a baseball player who suddenly couldn't make a routine throw. Nothing was physically wrong. More practice made it worse.
The block was never
in his arm.
Coaches look at mechanics. Nobody looks underneath. But a throw he'd made ten thousand times had stopped being available to him, and no amount of reps brought it back.
It was in his subconscious. So he went to work there instead.
He saw it first.
Then he hit it.
He would stand there and picture the ball going out off the scoreboard. Not hope for it. See it, finished, already done.
Then he'd step in the next at-bat and hit it there. One of them was a walk-off.
Nothing about his swing had changed. What changed was the picture underneath it, and the body went and matched the picture. He signed a Division I scholarship off the back of it.
He was installing it.
Then he went and
sold things for a living.
Years working with nine-figure companies in the advertising space. Rooms full of people who were extremely good at getting other people to act.
And every one of those rooms said the same thing: the subconscious is the highest-leverage work a person can do. Everybody agreed.
Nobody had a system for it.
So he built one.
His view is uncomplicated: if you see something you're not a fan of, go do something about it.
Vision Espresso™ is that system. It clears the subconscious blocks people have carried for years, often their entire lives, and installs a 2.0 identity in their place. Made consistent and repeatable, instead of something that happens to a lucky few.
Once it's installed, life doesn't look the same.
Two ways in.
The 2.0 Identity Community
A room full of people becoming the next version of themselves, together. Live calls, the Vision Espresso™ app, and a daily standard that's hard to hold on your own.
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Forty-five minutes finding the subconscious blocks holding the current version in place, and mapping the 2.0 identity on the other side. You leave with your Future Self Blueprint report.
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