A method on paper for working out where your life is going, at your own pace, without explaining yourself to anybody. Start with a free twelve-minute map of where you are right now.
Rate the areas of your life on one page and see, in plain ink, where to build first. Comes with a free starter vault: a weekly review, a 12-week plan, a habit tracker and 90 journaling prompts. Enter your email and it’s yours. Price: $0.
Get the free Life WheelEach one takes a single area of life and gives you exercises to work through alone, on paper. Paperbacks ship from Amazon; every title also comes as a fill-in PDF.
For the moment your child melts down and you feel yourself about to do the same. A workbook for raising secure, resilient kids aged 2 to 12, built around the C.A.L.M. Anchor: a way to steady yourself first, so you can steady them.
For when you’ve lost the thread. Four phases in order: an honest look at where you are, who you want to become, and the daily routine that gets you there. 46 exercises.
A 12-week workbook for turning the same old argument into a conversation you can finish, using attachment science and the R.U.P.T.U.R.E. cycle.
The S.E.E.D. Method: specify what you want, write as the person who has it, question the beliefs in the way, and log daily evidence.
A quick-reference field guide to your type, strategy, authority, centers and profile, laid out one topic per page.
A daily planning system, the D.O.P.A. Loop, for starting hard tasks and finishing what matters. A guide plus a 14-day sprint to fill in.
Want all six as PDFs? The Complete Workbook Library is $44.99.
Trackers and wall pages you print at home and fill in by hand. Instant download.
One habit, one month, one page. Built to sit on the fridge.
The Blueprint, The Staircase and The Builder’s Wall, bundled.
The principles behind the workbooks, on one printable page.
Daily pages, weekly reviews and a quarterly reset, tested on paper by real readers before anyone is asked to pay for it. Get the free Life Wheel and you’ll hear when it opens.
Get on the listC. Corde designs the MyLifeArch workbooks on one conviction: most people who feel stuck don’t need someone to talk at them. They need a structure they can work through privately, and the time to do it.