The Subscription Strategy Oracle

A creative strategy game to simplify your next move — fast.

Feeling stuck? Overthinking your offer? Unsure what to build next?

Don’t over-plan. Don’t second-guess. Just draw.

The Subscription Strategy Oracle helps you tap into intuitive clarity — and take one aligned action.

It’s simple.

Spin a wheel. Pick a card. Randomize the variables.

Then respond.

Use what comes up to write, plan, reframe, or decide.

This is not about perfection. It’s about motion.

How It Works

You’ll pull one prompt from each category:

1. Your Energy

2. Your Model

3. Your Challenge

Then you’ll respond — with a plan, a piece of copy, a reframe, or a decision.

This game helps you quickly align strategy with self.

Category One: Your Energy Today

Choose the energy you’re showing up with right now:

• Creator: Visionary, experimental, nonlinear

• Star: Bold, expressive, magnetic

• Supporter: Relational, intuitive, steady

• Mechanic: Systematic, precise, structured

• Accumulator: Practical, long-term, intentional

• Deal Maker: Connector, opportunity-focused, spontaneous

Your energy today = Creator

Category Two: Your Subscription Model

Pull one model — or let it confirm what you’re already building:

• Access: A vault, content library, tool set, or expertise hub

• Curation: A carefully selected experience, resource list, or creative path

• Replenishment: Ongoing delivery, predictable rhythm, foundational practices

• Hybrid: A mix of the above, tailored to your strengths

Your model = Curation

Category Three: Your Strategic Challenge

What needs your attention? What shift will create ease?

• Simplify the offer

• Clarify the transformation

• Protect your energy

• Increase retention

• Reduce overdelivering

• Center emotional connection

• Raise your price

• Define your delivery rhythm

• Create a better onboarding flow

Your challenge = Simplify the offer

Your Move

Take ten minutes. Answer these:

• What version of this offer is still powerful — but 50% simpler?

• Where am I adding complexity to prove something?

• If I trusted the value already exists, what could I remove?

• What would this look like if I built it from energy, not obligation?

Then take one step.
Rewrite a line of your sales page.
Sketch a new structure.
Strip one feature.
Shift one decision.

Simple is sustainable.
Let this be your creative prompt and business alignment tool — all in one.