Help your teen build real confidence — before the next hard year does it for them.
An 8-week, self-guided program that helps teens face where they actually stand, break the patterns holding them back, and build an identity they're proud of — adapted from a proven adult coaching method, built specifically for the pressures teens face today.
8 weeks · video lesson + workbook each week · built for ages 13–17
- Confidence that isn't dependent on everyone's approval
- The ability to notice and break self-sabotaging patterns
- Healthier boundaries with friends, screens, and family friction
- A sense of direction they've chosen, not one handed to them
- A specific identity they're building on purpose
You can see it. They might not be able to say it yet.
Most teens don't lack potential — they lack a structure for turning honest self-reflection into something that actually sticks.
Constant comparison
Social media sets an impossible baseline for "normal" — looks, success, friend groups — that no teenager can actually live up to.
Avoidance that looks like laziness
Procrastination, giving up right before something counts, not trying out — usually isn't laziness. It's a protective pattern nobody's ever helped them see.
Hard to reach through conversation alone
At this age, a lot of the most useful reflection happens more honestly on a page than out loud to a parent — and that's normal, not a rejection of you.
This isn't about money. It never was.
"Riches" in this program has always meant something else — and by Week 8, your teen will have redefined it explicitly, in their own words.
Not This
- Financial literacy or "get rich" messaging
- Generic motivational content with no structure
- Clinical therapy or diagnostic language
- Content aimed at adults, lightly reworded
This
- Confidence, real friendships, direction, and self-recognition
- An 8-week structured method, adapted from a proven adult program
- Coaching and reflection — clearly not a substitute for professional care
- Built from the ground up around school, friendships, family, and screens
Eight weeks. One video and one workbook each week.
Each week builds on the last — reality, then clearing, then identity, then removing what gets in the way.
The Rogue Reality Check
Honest inventory of where they actually stand — school, friendships, family, self-esteem — without the comfortable story.
Clearing the Inner Neighbourhood
Which beliefs about intelligence, looks, and worth came from parents, teachers, and social media — and which are actually theirs.
Identity Before Strategy
Building a specific, deliberate identity — instead of one absorbed by accident, right when it matters most developmentally.
Breaking Self-Sabotage
Reframing procrastination and avoidance as an outdated protective pattern — with a real tool for interrupting it.
Dopamine Discipline
Understanding the phone/social/gaming reflex, and building a genuinely workable alternative — without guilt or bans.
Standards, Boundaries and Environment
What they tolerate from friends, at home, and in their own space — and how to quietly raise it.
Execution and Courage
Trying out, asking, joining, having the hard conversation — acting before feeling ready, on purpose.
Riches, Reinvention and the Future Self
Bringing it together, redefining "riches" in their own words, and locking in an identity built to last past the program.
Built with safeguarding in mind, not bolted on afterward.
This is the part most programs skip. We didn't.
No hypnosis or induction content
This teen adaptation is coaching and reflection only — journaling, reframing, honest inventory. No trance work is included in the self-guided material.
Support pathways at the point of risk
Every week that could surface something heavier includes a clear callout — trusted adult, school counsellor, GP, Lifeline, or Kids Helpline — right where it's needed, not buried in a footer.
You can see what's covered, week by week
Parents receive a plain-language summary of each week's themes, so you always know what your teen is working through.
Educational, not clinical
This program is personal development and coaching. It is not therapy, counselling, or medical treatment, and it says so — clearly, and more than once.
I didn't learn this in a classroom. I lived it first.
Before there was a hypnotherapy practice, a training academy, or a stage — there was a kid in South London who nobody expected much from.
My childhood wasn't stable. There was family violence at home, time spent in a children's home, and by my teens I was in and out of school — expelled, suspended, and heading nowhere good. By eighteen, I'd been in and out of the justice system enough times that a judge finally gave me what he called a "short, sharp shock": real time, behind bars, as a warning that the road I was on only went one of two ways.
I share this not for sympathy, but because I know exactly what it's like to be a teenager who's already decided the story about who they are — and to not have a single adult around who could help rewrite it. Nobody handed me a workbook. Nobody sat me down and said "here's why you're doing this, and here's a way out." I had to find that path myself, much later, and much harder than it needed to be.
Here's the part I actually want your teen to hear most: I came out the other side of all of it. Today I'm one of Australia's most recognised hypnotists — I've performed on some of the world's most luxurious cruise ships, in theatres and clubs across the country, and appeared on national TV and radio. I run a busy hypnotherapy clinic, I've performed for some of the biggest corporate companies in the world, and I train other people to become professional hypnotists through my own academy. None of that was handed to me. All of it was built, piece by piece, from exactly the same starting point your teen might be looking at right now.
The ROGUE Method — the same eight-week structure your teen is about to go through — is what adults in my practice have used for years to rebuild their own lives. This teen version exists because I wish someone had put something like it in front of me at fourteen, instead of me having to figure it all out on my own, the hard way, decades later.
Your teen doesn't need to have gone through anything like what I went through for this to matter to them. But if they're carrying a story about themselves that isn't true anymore, or never was — I built this because I know, first-hand, that it can actually change.
— Mark Anthony, Clinical Hypnotherapist & Life Coach, Gold Coast, Australia. Working With Children Check holder.
Real feedback, added as it comes in
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One program. Eight weeks. Full access.
- 8 video lessons (15–20 min each)
- 8 matching workbooks
- Weekly parent summary of themes covered
- Built-in support pathways throughout
Before you enrol
Is this therapy or counselling?
No. This is an educational, personal-development program. It's not a substitute for medical care, mental health treatment, or professional counselling, and the program says so clearly at multiple points, including what to do if something heavier comes up.
What if my teen doesn't want to do it?
Like most things at this age, it tends to land best when it isn't forced. We'd suggest introducing it as something you found and thought might be useful, rather than a mandatory assignment.
Will I be able to see what's covered?
Yes — you'll receive a plain-language summary of each week's themes, so you're never in the dark about what your teen is working through, even though their individual workbook answers stay private to them.
Does it include hypnosis, like the adult program?
No. This teen adaptation is coaching, reflection, and workbook-based exercises only. No hypnosis or trance induction content is included in the self-guided material.
What age range is this actually built for?
13–17. Language, examples, and exercises are calibrated for that range throughout.
FROM ROGUE TO RICHES — FOR TEENSThis program is educational and personal-development in nature. It is not a substitute for medical care, mental health treatment, professional counselling, or legal or financial advice. If your teen is experiencing a mental health crisis, please contact a licensed professional, Lifeline (13 11 14), or Kids Helpline (1800 55 1800).