Where are you in
your life journey?
In a world saturated with distractions, noise, and relentless busyness, many find themselves drifting—successful by external standards, yet empty within. The truth is, meaning doesn’t emerge by accident; it must be cultivated with intention, clarity, and courage. A meaningful life is not the result of wishful thinking or passive routines—it’s the product of a deliberate, values-driven plan.
Plan with Purpose. Live with Meaning
This planning system is not just about productivity or goal-setting; it's a compass for your soul. It aligns your daily actions with your deepest convictions. It helps you design a life where purpose, passion, and progress intersect. By integrating vision with structure, and ambition with reflection, this system offers a practical yet profound pathway to live not just effectively, but meaningfully.
Welcome to the beginning of your intentional journey. Let’s build a life that matters.
Regrets Older People Can Have
Not nurturing relationships..especially with family members
Not prioritizing education or further Training
Not seeking help from a guidance counselor
Not pursuing passions, but often living lives others saw for them!
Not taking more risks.
Not prioritizing their time.
Working too much, not not having life/work balance
Not traveling enough.
Many wish they had judged themselves less harshly,
and not forgiven themselves enough for mistakes
Not learned from mistakes
Not been better with money
Been more supportive of their children and listened more
to what they had to say. “I never see them now!!”
The Question That Changed My Life
"I’d like to share with you what changed my life decades ago. I was in my late 20s when I started to reflect on my life and realized I wanted to broaden my horizons. I read multiple books, but one stood out. And, that was Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl. What I gleaned from the book was a question:, ‘If I were 80 years old and looking back on my life, what would I want to see?’ That one question shaped many of my life decisions—what I pursued, what I let go of, and how I spent my time. I wasn’t chasing someone else’s definition of success—I was building a life I’d be proud to look back on."
"Now, at 85, I can tell you—I have very few regrets. I’m content, I’m grateful, and I feel like I lived a purposeful life. And that’s what I want to help you do. Not just plan your to-do list—but plan your life, from the inside out."
"You don’t have to wait until you’re older to have wisdom. You just need the right tools and questions. And this system I’ve developed is my way of passing that on—so you can start building a meaningful life right now, while you have the energy, time, and possibility in front of you."
Benefits of Living a Meaningful Life
I’ve lived my life my way, guided by my values and preferences. Living this way has given me the courage to “not always follow the crowd,” even if it means risking ostracism or being made fun of!
Learning from others… whether you agree or not… can be inspiring and very helpful.
Turn your dreams and desires into reality.
Perhaps one of the biggest benefits for me comes from a saying my high school English teacher shared, which I have never forgotten: “You can never give your children more than what you have!” I have repeated this many times over the years. And, it is true!
Minimize regrets when older.
Suggested Reading for further reflection…
(Additional books to expand your thinking and deepen your direction )
Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl
The Gifts of Imperfection by Brené Brown
The Art of Possibility by Rosamund & Benjamin Zander
Atomic Habits by James Clear (practical, Gen Z loves this)
The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (a poetic
What do you get with the downloadable file?
Help with declaring your values.
How to establish realistic goals.
How to learn from others…what you like, what you don’t like, and how that relates to your values and goals.
What is self-talk, and how can that help you reach your goals?
What is a brain dump, and why is it important?