Answer honestly. The more detail you give, the better your plan. Takes about 5 minutes. Your site will be ready to download at the end.
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About you
Basic info to personalise your plan and your site.
Your money situation
Be honest — rough numbers are fine. This builds your savings plan.
Your skills and current work
What you're building toward and where you are now.
Your life situation
Context that shapes your plan.
The vision
The most important section. Be specific — vague answers produce vague plans.
Your health baseline
Used to personalise your supplement stack and daily health routine. Be honest — there are no wrong answers.
Set your login details
Choose a username and password. You'll use these to log back into your dashboard from any device via the Log In button on the homepage.
Write these down somewhere safe. You can log in from any device using your username and password.
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Building Your Site
Analysing your answers...
Generating your escape plan
Building your dashboard
Creating daily routines
Setting up budget tracker
Building portfolio roadmap
Writing outreach plan
Packing destination checklist
Adding health routine
Packaging your files
Your Site is Ready
Your personalised plan is below. Click Deploy to get your site live instantly — no accounts needed.
Go Live Instantly
One click. We'll host your site for you. No GitHub, no accounts, nothing to install.
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Deploying your site...
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Your site is live!
Bookmark your URL. Your data (savings, milestones, dates) is stored in your browser — it stays private to you on whatever device you use the site on.
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Going Live
Follow every step below. Take your time. You've done the hard part — this is just clicking buttons in the right order.
Part 1 — GitHub (where your files live)
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Create a free GitHub account
Go to github.com in your browser. Click the big green Sign up button. Enter your email, create a password, and follow the steps. It's completely free.
github.com — click Sign up
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Create a new repository
Once logged in, look for the + icon in the top right corner of the page. Click it. A small menu will drop down — click New repository.
Top right corner — click + then New repository
3
Name it and create it
In the Repository name box, type project-rise. Make sure Public is selected. Scroll down and click the green Create repository button. Don't change anything else.
Name it project-rise, keep it Public, click Create repository
4
Upload your files
You should now see your empty repository. Click uploading an existing file or click Add file → Upload files. Unzip the ZIP file you downloaded, then drag all 7 HTML files into the upload area. Important: drag the files themselves, not the folder they're in. Then click Commit changes.
Click Add file → Upload files, then drag your 7 HTML files in
Part 2 — Vercel (where your site goes live)
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Create a free Vercel account
Go to vercel.com in your browser. Click Sign Up. Choose Continue with GitHub — this links your two accounts together automatically, which is what you want.
vercel.com — click Continue with GitHub
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Import your repository
Once logged into Vercel, click Add New then Project. You'll see a list of your GitHub repositories. Find project-rise and click Import next to it.
Find project-rise and click Import
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Deploy it
You'll see a configuration screen. Don't change anything. Just scroll down and click the big Deploy button. Vercel will build your site. It takes about 30 seconds. When it's done you'll see a preview of your site and your URL.
Don't change anything — just click Deploy
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Bookmark your URL and you're done
When deployment finishes, Vercel shows you a preview of your site. Your URL will be something like project-rise-yourname.vercel.app. Click Visit to open it. Bookmark it. That's your site — live, working, and ready to use every day.
Click Visit to open your live site — then bookmark it
Every time you need to update a page on your site — go to your GitHub repository, click the file name, click the pencil edit icon, paste the new content, and click Commit changes. Vercel picks it up automatically in about 30 seconds. You never have to touch Vercel again.