Q1: What is 126 Brotherhood actually?

126 Brotherhood is a 12-month covenant for high-capacity Christian men who are done building their businesses, their bodies, their marriages, and their faith in isolation.

It's not a course. It's not a mastermind in the traditional sense. It's not a content library you log into when you have time.

It's a private cohort of 12 men, hand-selected, who go through a full-life diagnostic, build a custom 90-day execution plan, sit in weekly councils, and gather quarterly in person to be sharpened across business, body, faith, and family.

If you're looking for content, this isn't it. If you're looking for formation, brotherhood, and a standard you can't fake your way through, keep reading.

Q2: How is this different from other Christian masterminds I've been in?

Most Christian mastermind rooms talk about scale. We talk about scale and the parts of your life your scale is costing.

Most rooms reward you for being impressive. This one interrupts you when you're performing.

Most rooms stay in business. We work across business, faith, body, and family because no man integrates one of those without integrating all four.

And most importantly: this room is built around proximity. Because formation requires proximity, and proximity gets diluted past a certain number.

If you've already been in three masterminds and the needle hasn't moved on the parts of your life that actually matter, that's the answer to why.

Q3: What's the actual time commitment per week?

Plan for 3 to 5 hours per week, plus the quarterly in-person gatherings.

That breaks down roughly to:

Weekly council call (60-90 minutes)

Sprint review and execution work on your own 90-day plan (1-2 hours)

Body, faith, and family standards built into your existing calendar (these don't add time, they reorganize it)

Brotherhood communication throughout the week (light, but present)

If you can't carve out 3-5 hours a week for the next 12 months of your life, you're not too busy. You're misaligned. And the room will surface that fast.

Q4: Where do the immersive experiences happen?

Quarterly in-person gatherings are hosted in grounded, distraction-free environments. Ranch settings. Long tables. Open fires. No resort fantasy. No rented status symbols.

Current immersives are anchored around Oklahoma, with select destination experiences being built around ranch, mountain, and retreat-style settings.

You'll have full logistics and dates the moment you're accepted into the cohort.

Q5: What is the investment?

$10,000 for the full year.

That covers the diagnostic, the 90-day execution plans, weekly councils, quarterly in-person gatherings, direct access to Cody and the brotherhood, and the standards across business, body, faith, and family for 12 months.

It does not cover your travel to immersives.

We offer a payment structure conversation on the fit call if you're a clear fit but want to discuss terms.

Q6: What if my business hits a crisis mid-year? Can I pause or exit?

126 is a 12-month covenant, not a subscription. When you're accepted, you're committing to the full year.

That said: if your business or life hits something genuinely catastrophic, you talk to Cody directly. The brotherhood exists for exactly those moments. Most men find that the room becomes more valuable in a crisis, not less.

We don't offer refunds, and we don't offer mid-year exits as a convenience. We do offer leadership, brotherhood, and counsel when the worst happens. That's the whole point.

Q7: How do I know if I'm a fit before I apply?

Read the "Who This Is For / NOT For" section above. If you read that and felt your chest tighten on the "for you" side, you should apply.

Beyond that, the strongest signals you're a fit:

You're already winning in business but you know the win is costing you somewhere

You've outgrown the rooms that only talk about scale

You're tired of performing Christianity instead of being formed by it

You're successful enough to know success isn't the same as peace

You're humble enough to be challenged and hungry enough to change

If you're applying because you want to be inspired without being inspected, you'll be declined.

Q8: What happens after I submit my application?

Within 48 hours, Cody and the team personally review your application. We read every word.

If there's clear alignment, you'll receive a text and email inviting you to a private 30 to 45-minute fit call. This isn't a sales pitch. It's a mutual discernment process.

Within 24 hours after the fit call, you'll receive a decision. If it's a yes, you get your invitation and onboarding. If it's a no, we'll tell you directly and recommend a better next step.

Every man who applies gets a real response. We don't ghost.

Q9: When does the next cohort start?

The next cohort begins after the current selection window closes.

We run cohort-based admission, not rolling enrollment. That's intentional. Men need to feel like they're entering a room, not subscribing to content. You'll be given the exact start date the moment you're accepted.

If the current cohort is full, you'll be offered a seat in the next one or placed on a priority list, depending on fit.

Q10: My wife isn't sure about the investment. What do I tell her?

Don't oversell it. Show her the page. Show her the testimonials. Show her this FAQ.

Then tell her the truth: that the win is starting to cost you in places she's already feeling, and that you're applying for a room where men get formed, not just informed.

If you can't have that conversation with your wife about a $10K investment in your formation as a man, husband, and father, the issue isn't the money. And the room will surface that too.

Q11: I'm not sure my business is "big enough" for the room. Should I still apply?

Apply.

The room runs from operators doing $1M to $20M+. What matters more than your top-line revenue is your capacity, your responsibility, and your seriousness. We've seen $1.5M founders bring more weight to the table than $20M founders who refused to be coached.

If your revenue is genuinely too early-stage for this room, we'll tell you on the fit call and recommend a better next step.