Getting the workshop replay

Same event, second name. Replays go out to registered attendees, the window is short, and the single most common way to miss them is not registering because you could not attend live.

How to get it, in order

1. Register before the session runs. The replay list is the registration list. There is no second signup.
2. Use an inbox you read. Links arrive by email; a burner address checked weekly is how people miss the window.
3. Watch within a day or two. Short-dated, and it closes before the cart does on 24 September 2026, 11:59pm Pacific.
4. Start with session 1 whichever one you saw live. The rest assume it.

Already missed one?

Register anyway. The list is per-event rather than per-session, so joining after the first session still puts the remaining ones and their recordings in front of you.

If the window has closed entirely

The mechanism is not secret after the fact. The free report from the same seller sets out the four steps and the arithmetic in writing, and it does not expire the way a recording does. What it does not contain is the four opening lines or the live tool demonstration, both held for the sessions themselves.

The mistake that costs people the replay

Deciding not to register because the times do not work. The registration is what puts you on the recording list, so the person most in need of a replay is the one most likely to talk themselves out of the thing that delivers it.

It costs an email address and nothing else, and there is no obligation attached. If the whole event turns out not to suit you, the cost of having registered is one unsubscribe click.

Replay against the paid course

The third row is the one that decides it for most people, and it is the same line that separates the free event from the paid product generally. Covered here.

The verdict on whether to buy is here.