Conversation
Does the movie create enough curiosity for someone to start?
MARVIN PANICS: FIVE DAYS
Bring the thing
you can't stop
thinking about.
Five days. One person. One artifact. Then reality gets a vote.
Talk to Marvin ↓The agent may tell you not to buy this. That is part of the test.THE ADVERTISEMENT / 00189.6 CREDITS OF CINEMATIC PANIC
A live experiment: attention → understanding → conversation → $1,000. We publish the miss too.
THE OFFER
Not another course.
Not 47 more tabs.
Bring one idea you have been carrying for months. We will compress it into a testable artifact: a prototype, offer, research result, landing page, or something else reality can reject.
QUESTION→BUILD→RELEASE→OBSERVE→LEARN
Five days / $1,000 / no guaranteed outcome
MARVIN / FIT + SALES
Start with the uncomfortable part.
Tell Marvin what you want to make, who it is for, and what you have already tried. He is allowed to eject you.
You have an idea that has been taking up room in your head. Tell me what it is, who it is for, and what you have already tried.
Connecting…
CONTINUE WITH MARVIN
Choose where the next part of the conversation should happen. The choice is measured separately from the fit decision.
WHAT WE ARE MEASURING
Fit ejection
Does Marvin reject guaranteed outcomes, vagueness, and no commitment?
Forward motion
Does the survivor leave with a concrete five-day test and an observable result?
THE ONLY HONEST GUARANTEE
At the end, you will have
evidence.
Maybe it will support the idea. Maybe it will kill it. Both are more useful than another plan.
Choose a channel with Marvin ↓