Everything you signed up for sits in one account, and you already have one. It was made the first time you signed up, which is the same reason these emails reach you.
If the password's gone, use the forgot-password link on that page. It takes a minute, and nothing's been lost in the meantime.
Find the one that sounds like you.
That's more common than you'd think, and it's usually got nothing to do with wanting to. The Skills You Don't Know You Have is two modules and ten short lessons, an hour and three-quarters in total, and it's built for a few sittings rather than one free evening you're waiting for.
Start with the first lesson.
Your access never expired and neither did anything you wrote. Log in and you'll be shown where you stopped.
One thing before you carry on. If it's been more than a couple of months since you wrote your Skills & Knowledge Inventory, read it before you do anything else. An Inventory written eight months ago is usually half-remembered rather than current, and everything after it gets built on top of it. Rewriting it from scratch takes about an hour, and that hour is the difference between building on something you can still stand behind and building on a page you don't quite recognise.
Then you've done the part most people never get to, and you're holding the two things the next part is made out of.
Neither one earns anything sitting in a folder. Your Skills & Knowledge Inventory says what you have. Your Personal Operating Document says what you'll do with your weeks. What neither of them says is which piece of it somebody would pay for, or what that piece looks like once it's a thing you can sell.
Digital Leverage Lab is where that gets built. Finding where what you already have overlaps with what people already pay for, getting specific about who you're serving, constructing the offer itself, then running it at a pace you can hold. Four stages, most of it built on screen alongside you. The tools come with it, so there's no page builder to pay for separately and nothing to wire together.
The first stage opens by asking you to pull from your Inventory. That's why it sits on the other side of the training rather than beside it.
There's no checkout on this page. The offer sits at the end of the training itself, in the last lesson, and it's a few minutes long.
If you're signed out you'll be asked for your password first, and the forgot-password link is on that screen.
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