Before taking Lifebook, I already understood the importance of identifying my values and crafting a vision for my life. I even had a rough sense of direction—but it wasn’t organized or complete. Lifebook changed that by introducing a powerful structure: the 12 life categories, each explored through four lenses—Premise, Vision, Purpose, and Strategy (PVPS).
The program took me about three to four months to complete. My wife went through it with me, which added depth to the experience, but also made scheduling more complicated. Each video runs around 90 minutes, and with real life happening—like a plumbing leak that led to an insurance claim, traveling to see one of our sons graduate from Army boot camp, and the usual day-to-day demands—it took effort and perseverance to finish. But we did.
Now, having completed Lifebook, I have a clear, structured vision for all 12 areas of my life. Each category has a well-thought-out PVPS, and it all feels integrated and aligned. I’ll admit—I used AI to help elevate the language and bring out what I was trying to say more clearly. But the core ideas are fully mine.
With this foundation in place, I’m finally ready to move from vision to execution. Lifebook didn’t just give me clarity—it gave me a map.
If you’re considering the program and you’re willing to put in the time and reflection, it’s absolutely worth it. Life doesn’t slow down for anyone, but Lifebook gave me the tools to steer intentionally through it.
