Hey Players,

There’s a trend on YouTube: “Set systems, not goals.”

And look, it’s better than nothing.
But it still misses the mark.

Most of the systems people build?
They’re designed for corporate robots.

You’re expected to repeat a task every day — with no feedback, no reward, and no fun.
And if you fall off? You’re “lazy.” Or worse… “undisciplined.”

But maybe you’re not broken.
Maybe the system is.

Let me show you what actually works — and where most people get stuck.

Level 1: The Rookie - Setting Goals

At this stage, you set goals.

You say things like:

“I’m going to lose weight.”
“I’ll Read More Books.”
“I’ll finally build that business this year.”

But then what?

There’s no structure. No feedback loop.
You skip a day, feel guilty, and spiral.

The result?
✨ Motivation spike → 💣 Burnout → ❌ Quest abandoned

You feel like you failed.
But in reality? The goal had no system to support it.

Level 20: The Lite Designer - Turning Goals Into Systems

You upgrade to “systems.”
Habit trackers. Productivity apps. Morning routines.

This is way better. You’re more consistent.
But over time, it still starts to feel… dry.

Why?

Because your system has no soul.

You’re now a slightly more efficient robot—grinding without joy, feedback, or real meaning.
Systems were made for workers, not warriors.

There’s no sense of story. No evolution.
No XP bar showing how far you’ve come.

You’re improving, but your system will never show you your progress.

You’re doing all the right things — but it doesn’t feel like progress.

You start asking: “Is this it?”

This is where most people stall.

Level 100: The Ultra Designer - Turning Goals Into Games

You don’t just set build systems.

You turn your goals into games you're addicted to.

You get XP for completing projects.

Hit the gym? + 3,000 XP to Strength.

You design quests with milestones.

Hit A New PR? Gold-tier Achievement Unlocked!

You level up attributes like Strength, and Intelligence.

You watch your stats skyrocket!

You track your progress like a real RPG.
And suddenly… everything changes.

Focus feels exciting.
Progress feels visible.
You don’t “grind”—you grow.

Games are the ultimate form of systems.
They give feedback. They give meaning. They make progress addicting.

You’re not lazy.
You’ve just been underequipped for the mission you’re on.

That’s what LGD Pro is built for.
Because you don’t need more discipline. You need a better-designed game.

🎯 Pro & Ultra Launch Updates

LGD Pro launches in 8 days at $99.

Yesterday 3 Players Became Designers and took away 3/6 pre order spots

Right now, there are just 3 preorder spots left at $29 using the code: UPGRADE-25
(Price jumps to $50 once they’re gone.)

After April 14, you’ll never see it this cheap again.
This is the early-player reward for those ready to design their real-life level up.

💥 Want in early? - use this link to claim your discount

🎮 Beat Procrastination and Become a Pro Designer

Or if you’re still deciding...
👀 Explore the full page here (no discount).

🚀 Ultra Preorder: Only 2 spots left at $51
(Current pre-order discount from the $199 launch price)

Once LGD Pro launches in 8 days, the price of Ultra will increase to $150
— and eventually return to the full $199 launch price.

Now is your final chance to lock in Ultra for the lowest it will ever be.

Ultra includes All Life Mastery Games, Skill leveling and Exclusive Analytics.

🚀 Make Every Goal A Game With LGD Ultra

Tomorrow I'll share how game designers helped gamers beat procrastination

and how we can apply those same techniques to life.

⚔️ Let your life be the game worth grinding.

💖 From Michael

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