Thirty Days. No Risk. Your Story, Forever.
Here is the offer, stated plainly:
Thirty days to decide whether this was the right thing to do. A full refund if it isn't. No questions asked about why.
One conversation — two to three hours, guided, at your pace — that turns into a 200–300 page hardcover memoir in your own voice. Delivered to your door. Yours to keep or share or leave or do whatever you want with, because the copyright is yours and the film rights are yours and the story is entirely, permanently yours.
$397, for the first 100 people. After that, $497.
That's it. That's the whole thing.
What the Thirty Days Are For
The thirty-day window isn't a gimmick. It's recognition that deciding to tell your story is a significant thing, and significant things sometimes need to be held before they can be fully accepted.
Some people start the conversation and finish it in one sitting, and by the end they know exactly what they have. Others take a few sessions, returning when the particular chapter they're in requires more than one approach. Some people receive the book and read the first chapter and understand immediately. Others need the thirty days just to settle into what they've done.
The window exists for all of them. Because the goal isn't to make you feel pressured into something permanent — it's to give you the chance to experience something permanent that you chose, with no trap and no risk.
What 'No Risk' Actually Means
It means if, at the end of thirty days, you've gone through the process and received the book and read it and it doesn't feel right — you get your money back. You keep the book. The conversation happened. The story exists in a form it didn't have before. But the financial transaction reverses if you need it to.
This is not a small thing to offer. It's offered because the product has to earn its place in people's lives, and the only way to know whether it does is to let people experience it without the weight of an irreversible decision.
What the Founding Edition Is
The founding edition matters for a specific reason: the first cohort of people who go through this process shape what the product becomes. Their stories inform what the Scribe learns to ask. Their feedback determines what serves people and what doesn't. The founding edition is a collaboration between an early vision and the people brave enough to test it first.
Those people get the lowest price this product will ever be. They get the thirty-day guarantee. And they get something less quantifiable: the knowledge that they were among the first hundred people to trust a new thing with the most important story they have.
After the first hundred, the price goes to $497. After the founding edition closes, the founding price is gone.
One More Thing
Every purchase funds a free journey for someone who couldn't otherwise afford one — a veteran, a woman starting over, someone in recovery. The founding edition isn't just about your story. It's about making someone else's story possible.
Thirty days. No risk. Your story, forever.
“What happened to you is permanent. What it means is not.”
Rewrite Your Story turns 2–3 hours of guided speaking into a 200–300 page hardcover memoir — delivered to your door. No writing required. Founding edition $397 · 30-day refund · You keep copyright and film rights.
Begin Your Story →By Brian Kiplinger — Founder, Rewrite Your Story. Not a therapist, just a guy who built a tool he wishes existed.
