A movement of individuals who refuse to be spectators in their own lives.
Building the core identity and values that define Free Will as a movement and a brand.
Mission:
Empower people to exercise their free will and create the life they want — and document the journey.
Vision:
Become the global symbol of self-determination: a brand people wear when they're making bold moves.
Taglines:
• You Have Free Will.
• Choose Yourself.
• Act on What You Want.
• Free Will in Motion.
Agency — You are the author, not the audience.
Action — Doing > saying.
Documentation — Capture the real story.
Aspiration — Life becomes art when you start choosing.
Community — A tribe of people who relentlessly bet on themselves.
Think Nike x Fear of God x Patagonia documentary vibes.
• Minimal, bold typography
• Visuals built around real people doing things
Color palette:
• Black
• Off-white
• Deep charcoal
• Accent: Electric yellow or crimson
Primary Revenue Streams
3.1 The Core Narrative
Deliverables:
• Logo system (minimal FW / full wordmark)
• Color palette
• Typography
• Motion identity (how captions & lower thirds animate)
• Photography style (documentary, natural light)
Output:
• Brand deck
• Social templates
• Website landing page (freewill.inc → story, manifesto, newsletter)
Format A — "What Free Will Looks Like" (1–2 min)
Mini docs of people doing dope shit:
• A DJ choosing to leave a job to pursue music
• A founder betting on their product
• A runner training for a marathon
• An immigrant building a new life
Format B — 20–30s Statement Videos
Bold text + voiceover + cinematic B-roll of normal people making moves.
Format C — Free Will Quotes
Your original thoughts become a content category.
3.4 Initial Audience Growth
"The Free Will Hoodie"
• Heavyweight cotton
• Minimal FW logo
• Tag reads: "Choose Yourself."
• Limited to 100 units
Launch Strategy:
• Build in public for 30 days
• Show prototypes, stitching, tests, packaging
• Drop via Shopify or Fourthwall
• Capture customers on email + SMS
Why limited? Creates scarcity → resale culture → brand hype → identity in community.
3.6 FreeWill Stories (Scaled)
Start small:
• FreeWill Walks (NYC, SF, LA). Community hikes or runs + filming.
• FreeWill Sessions (your bread and butter): music + storytelling.
Every event becomes content → growth → merch sales.
Collab with:
• A local gym
• A DJ crew
• A photographer
• A creative studio
• A small apparel brand (for manufacturing)
Collabs = credibility + shared audience.
3.9 Drop 002 & 003
Once a following is built:
• Videos get sponsored (skin care, lifestyle tech, fitness brands)
• Create a docuseries
• Launch "Free Will Fridays" podcast
Allow people to apply to become FreeWill Creators:
• They get merch
• They tell their story
• You publish it
• They grow → you grow
This is how brands like Gymshark took off.
People Needed (0 → 12 months)
Startup Budget (first 3 months):
FreeWill as a Cultural Movement
Week 1