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A list of quick and bigger rewards that make focus feel good instead of forced.
Rigid schedules and long to-do lists assume motivation shows up on command. This planner works with interest, urgency and novelty instead: one priority a day, a plan for where you'll get stuck, and no blank dates to feel bad about.
Work through it in order. Each step builds on the one before.
A list of quick and bigger rewards that make focus feel good instead of forced.
A two-minute if/then that names where you'll get stuck before it happens.
One most-important task instead of an overwhelming list.
A person, an app or a ritual that keeps you on track without relying on willpower.
Start the loop.
The free Life Wheel takes twelve minutes and shows, on one page, which part of your life needs building first.
This workbook is for self-reflection. It isn’t therapy and doesn’t replace a doctor, counselor or other professional when you need one.