Kes & JazUs, On Purpose
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    For married couples who are still committed and still building

    Us, On Purpose

    You are both putting a lot into this marriage. But neither of you feels fully seen for the effort, responsibility, and emotional weight you carry.

    Us, On Purpose is a six-week guided experience that helps you understand what each person has been trying to build, translate what keeps being misunderstood, and practice clearer ways to make decisions, share responsibility, navigate hard moments, and stay connected as you build together.

    Understand what each of you has been trying to build... and learn how to build it together.

    Begins Wednesday, September 9, 2026 at 7:30 PM ET

    $897 paid in full or two payments of $499, $998 total

    Enrollment closes Monday, September 7, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET

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    Relational Intelligence Certified Coach
    Certified High Performance Coach
    Six-week live couples experience
    Led by Kes and Jaz

    A lot of effort can be present while both people still feel unseen.

    You may both be working hard, loving sincerely, and carrying real weight.

    One person can feel unappreciated while the other feels alone.

    One spouse may point to provision, protection, planning, or sacrifice as evidence of love.

    The other may be looking for presence, attention, partnership, affection, or emotional responsiveness as evidence that they still matter inside the life you are building.

    Both people can be telling the truth about their experience.

    The goal is not equal credit. The goal is shared understanding, shared authorship, and a more useful way to build together.

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    1

    A lot of effort, but neither person feels fully seen

    Both of you can name what you carry. Neither of you can easily describe the other person’s weight in a way they would recognize.

    2

    “I am doing this for us,” but the other spouse feels alone

    One person sees sacrifice, provision, and responsibility. The other is not denying the effort. They are trying to explain that they no longer feel included in the “us.”

    3

    Coordinated, but not connected

    The calendar works. The responsibilities move. Most conversations are still about what needs to happen next. You miss feeling like each other’s person.

    4

    Complementary, but ineffective

    A decision about money, parenting, work, time, or family becomes a debate about whose judgment can be trusted. Difference starts feeling like defect instead of contribution.

    5

    Different issue. Familiar ending.

    One person presses, explains, corrects, or pursues. The other defends, shuts down, withdraws, or leaves. Both people know where the conversation is going, but neither knows how to stop it sooner.

    6

    Ordinary affection has become loaded

    A hug, kiss, cuddle, or hand on the leg no longer feels like it can simply mean closeness. One person monitors what the touch may require next. The other experiences less touch as rejection.

    The issue may change. The misunderstanding underneath it can stay familiar.

    Real effort can become hard to see.

    Then what one person meant and what the other experienced begin to separate.

    Different priorities, strengths, and expectations become charged.

    Each person\u2019s automatic response can make the next misunderstanding more likely.

    Us, On Purpose helps you slow that moment down without deciding that one spouse is the villain or pretending every impact is equal.

    Understanding a pattern does not excuse control, coercion, chronic neglect, irresponsibility, broken agreements, or harm.

    We finally understand what each of us has been trying to build and how to build it together.

    Imagine being able to make an important decision without immediately becoming opponents.

    Imagine having language for what you have felt but could not explain.

    Imagine your differences contributing to the marriage instead of repeatedly working against it.

    The goal is not a perfect marriage or the end of every hard moment.

    The goal is to work better together and feel closer while you do it.

    A practical way to see the moment clearly and choose what happens next.

    1

    Make what each person carries visible.

    2

    Translate what was meant and how it was experienced.

    3

    Recognize the pattern that takes over.

    4

    Clarify what the moment actually needs.

    5

    Practice a different next move.

    6

    Reinforce what works.

    The next move may be a clearer request, agreement, role, boundary, decision rule, pause, connection invitation, outside counsel, or qualified referral. The right response is not always more conversation.

    Begin with your real experience, not a generic list of relationship tips.

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    Before Week 1, each participant begins with a private reflection and confirms what may be shared.

    With separate consent from both spouses, their perspectives can inform a personalized Couples Clarity Map inside the program.

    The Map helps surface what each person wants, what each is trying to communicate, what effort or responsibility each carries, where meanings or priorities differ, the pattern that may follow, what deserves attention first, and the next move to practice.

    The Couples Clarity Map is not a scorecard, diagnosis, AI verdict, or declaration of who is right.

    During the first delivery, any AI-supported synthesis must be confirmed by the participants and reviewed by a human before it becomes the working starting point.

    Six weeks of guided practice... not six weeks of information.

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    Before Week 1

    Your Couples Clarity Map

    Begin with a real recurring moment, confirm what may be shared, and establish a personalized starting point.

    Week 1

    Different Issue. Same Cycle.

    Map one safe recurring scene, identify your own observable move, and distinguish a mutual pattern from a broken agreement, unequal harm, or a referral-level concern.

    Week 2

    What You Meant. How They Experienced It.

    Translate intention, experience, effort, and need without using either perspective to erase the other.

    Week 3

    Same Address? Different Roads.

    Clarify what each person is trying to build, what each does not want to lose, where priorities align, and where they honestly differ.

    Week 4

    Agreements, Not Assumptions.

    Turn one assumption into a clearer request, agreement, role, boundary, decision rule, pause, or request for outside counsel.

    Week 5

    Connection Without Pressure

    Practice appreciation, pursuit, invitation, consent, and pressure-free connection with touch and non-touch options.

    Week 6

    Us, On Purpose

    Use the process with less support, review what changed and what remains unresolved, complete Your Us, On Purpose Playbook, and choose a continuation or referral plan.

    Built for guided practice in the middle of real life.

    • Six live guided sessions with Kes & Jaz, 75 to 90 minutes each
    • No session replays
    • A private onboarding process and personalized Couples Clarity Map, subject to separate consent, participant confirmation, and human review
    • Your Us, On Purpose Playbook, built from what participants clarify and practice
    • One focused between-session practice each week
    • Five optional live Practice Labs on a separate day, with no essential material withheld from the core sessions

    Two perspectives. One commitment to helping couples build together on purpose.

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    Kes

    Kes brings the big-picture lens: pattern recognition, vision, self-leadership, and recognizing the moment an automatic response begins.

    Relational Intelligence Certified Coach and Certified High Performance Coach

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    Jaz

    Jaz brings the integration lens: how broad intention is experienced in everyday details, how visible and invisible responsibility shape the marriage, and how insight becomes practical language, agreements, and tools.

    Together

    Together, Kes and Jaz facilitate rather than perform expertise from a podium. They protect both spouses\u2019 dignity and agency while helping participants practice a more useful next move.

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    Both spouses are invited. One person can still begin with their own next move.

    Both spouses may participate together.

    One spouse may also participate and work on their own awareness, language, requests, boundaries, invitations, and next move.

    A solo participant cannot be promised a mutual couple outcome or change in an absent spouse.

    Us, On Purpose is coaching and education. It is not couples therapy, medical care, crisis support, affair recovery, domestic-violence intervention, trauma treatment, addiction treatment, or a substitute for qualified professional help.

    When abuse, intimidation, coercive control, fear, immediate danger, acute betrayal, severe untreated concerns, or other referral-level needs appear, qualified support comes before enrollment.

    Choose your next six weeks on purpose.

    $897

    paid in full

    One payment for one married couple

    Two payments of $499

    $998 total. The second payment is charged 30 days after enrollment.

    The two-payment option is an installment plan for the full program fee. It is not a monthly membership.

    Begins Wednesday, September 9, 2026 at 7:30 PM ET

    Enrollment closes Monday, September 7, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET

    Enroll in Us, On Purpose

    Still have a question before you enroll?

    Have a question about the schedule, what solo participation can and cannot do, or whether this is the right next step? Book a short call with Keston.

    Book a 15-Minute Program Questions Call

    This is a short program conversation. It is not coaching, therapy, crisis support, or a place to decide which spouse is right.

    FAQ

    Both spouses are invited, and the strongest shared outcome is more likely when both participate. One spouse may still enroll and work on their own awareness, language, requests, boundaries, invitations, and next move. The program will not diagnose an absent spouse or promise a mutual result from one person’s participation.

    That is who this experience was designed for. You may be committed, capable, and keeping life moving while still feeling unseen, misunderstood, disconnected, or out of sync inside the life you share.

    This is guided practice, not six weeks of information. The live sessions help you see the process, apply it to a real moment, and practice one useful next move each week. There are no session replays.

    The Couples Check-In is a short private front-door reflection with an individual result and First Connection Move. The Couples Clarity Map is the deeper, consent-based personalized starting point inside the program. Your Us, On Purpose Playbook is the evolving record of the language, agreements, and practices you build during the six weeks.

    No. Us, On Purpose is a coaching and educational experience. It does not diagnose or treat clinical conditions, replace qualified therapy or crisis support, or determine who is right.

    You may pay $897 in full or choose two payments of $499, for a total of $998. The second payment is charged 30 days after enrollment. The payment plan is for the complete program fee and is not an ongoing membership.

    Do both spouses have to participate?

    Both spouses are invited, and the strongest shared outcome is more likely when both participate. One spouse may still enroll and work on their own awareness, language, requests, boundaries, invitations, and next move. The program will not diagnose an absent spouse or promise a mutual result from one person’s participation.

    What if our marriage is not in crisis?

    That is who this experience was designed for. You may be committed, capable, and keeping life moving while still feeling unseen, misunderstood, disconnected, or out of sync inside the life you share.

    Why is the program live?

    This is guided practice, not six weeks of information. The live sessions help you see the process, apply it to a real moment, and practice one useful next move each week. There are no session replays.

    What is the difference between the Couples Check-In, Couples Clarity Map, and Playbook?

    The Couples Check-In is a short private front-door reflection with an individual result and First Connection Move. The Couples Clarity Map is the deeper, consent-based personalized starting point inside the program. Your Us, On Purpose Playbook is the evolving record of the language, agreements, and practices you build during the six weeks.

    Is this therapy?

    No. Us, On Purpose is a coaching and educational experience. It does not diagnose or treat clinical conditions, replace qualified therapy or crisis support, or determine who is right.

    What are the payment options?

    You may pay $897 in full or choose two payments of $499, for a total of $998. The second payment is charged 30 days after enrollment. The payment plan is for the complete program fee and is not an ongoing membership.

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    Understand what each of you has been trying to build... and learn how to build it together.

    What you are building together matters. Keep choosing the “us” inside it.

    Wednesday, September 9, 2026 at 7:30 PM ET

    $897 paid in full or two payments of $499, $998 total

    Enrollment closes Monday, September 7, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET

    Enroll in Us, On PurposeBook a 15-Minute Program Questions Call

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