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The Personal Guide is a set of short, practical guides to help you feel better and decide better. Each one takes a few minutes to read and ends with something you can try today.

Looking for help with something specific right now? Pick your situation on the home page.

The guides are written to be read in order, like a story. The 15 numbered guides are the Essentials, about an hour of reading. Under some of them, “go deeper” guides explore a topic further, whenever you want. Each guide ends with something to try today and a link to the next one. You can also open any guide on its own.

Where am I now? → Where do I want to go? → How do I get there? → How do I keep the energy? → How do I make room for it? → How do I do it with others? Then check in again.

1
Where am I now?

Aim: Knowing honestly how you are, and why.

  1. Check In With How You Feel
  2. Why We Feel What We Feel
  3. Go deeper: Human needs
2
Where do I want to go?

Aim: A direction that makes everyday choices easier.

  1. Find Your Direction
  2. Go deeper: Long-Term Goals
3
How do I get there?

Aim: A few good actions you trust, instead of a hundred vague ones.

  1. Ideation & Assessment
  2. Independent Prioritization
  3. Go deeper: Clarity & Alignment
  4. Getting Started
  5. Go deeper: Tracking and Update
4
How do I keep the energy?

Aim: Enough energy and calm to follow through.

  1. Sleeping Well
  2. Moving and Eating Well
  3. Stress and Overwhelm
  4. Go deeper: Fear Management · Growth Mindset
  5. Habits Improvement
  6. Go deeper: Daily Activities
5
How do I make room for it?

Aim: Time, space and money working for your goals, not against them.

  1. Time Spent Identification
  2. Saying No
  3. Go deeper: Basic Organization Principles · Files & Folder Organization · Managing Commuting Time
  4. Mastering Finance Basics
  5. Go deeper: When Money Is Tight

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Prefer to browse by theme? See the four pillars: Direction, Mindset & Wellbeing, Organising Your Life and Working with Others.

Reading helps, but change comes from small steps repeated. IntentFlow is a free app to plan your day and keep track of what you want to try.