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📖 Do a structured life review: decade by decade

One afternoon, a notebook, and each decade of your life. What happened, what you learned, what you would do differently.

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How you would actually start

  1. Check whether the promise holds

    “One afternoon, a notebook, and each decade of your life. What happened, what you learned, what you would do differently.” That is the pitch. Spend an hour on first-hand accounts rather than listicles — what it costs, how long it really takes, and what people wish they had known.

  2. Find the small version first

    There is almost always a one-afternoon version. Do that before committing money or telling anyone.

  3. Put it somewhere you will see it

    An intention you have not written down is a mood. A list you revisit is a decision you keep making.

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