September 26 – October 18 · Four live weekends · Live online

Thirty-five years ago, Missy and I sat down and designed our life on purpose.
Not improved it. Designed it, the way you would design anything that matters: deliberately, on paper, one piece at a time. What came out of that work became Lifebook, and I have lived inside it every day since.
Here is what thirty-five years of watching people do this work has taught me. Your life is going in a direction right now, this year, this month. Either you chose that direction, or it was chosen for you by default: by your calendar, your obligations, everyone else's expectations. Most people have never once written down what they actually want. Their own life is a black box to them. They are, in the most literal sense, strangers to themselves.
The material to fix that has existed for decades. The reason most people never fix it is simpler, and harder: nobody finishes alone. So we built a room where you finish.
For thirty days this September, I will teach you every one of the twelve categories, you will write your answers in a room full of people writing theirs, and you will leave with a complete written vision for your life and a plan attached to it. Then you have the software, and me, for a year.
— Jon
“You watch me teach the category. Then we all write, together, in the room.” Every session ends inside LifebookOS: your vision for that category captured, scored and turned into plan before you log off. You do not leave a session with work hanging over the week.
Jon opens the cohort live. Your first categories, taught, written and finished in the software. Three hours each day.
Two categories per session, watch together, write together. Three hours each day.
The back half of your twelve categories. Three hours each day.
The final categories, then graduation with Jon and the whole cohort. Four hours on graduation day.
The catch-up path: miss a session and you make up your time inside the software during the week, with the cohort waiting on the other side.
The work, defined: four weekends attended or caught up, and all twelve categories complete. LifebookOS verifies it, not a judgment call.
Clarity, judged: by you.
The window: through November 1, two weeks after graduation.
The refund: whole. Every dollar, whichever payment speed you chose.
The repeat: a full seat in a future cohort, and the guarantee renews with it.
“I had started Lifebook once before but never finished it... This time the results were transformational.”
“I realized that I probably would have just maintained the status quo without the awareness that Lifebook brought me.”
The room, the schedule and the software exist for one purpose: that you finish.
Every area of your life, not one or two. Twelve categories, none skipped, because the areas you neglect are the ones that quietly run the others.
Everything comes from you, not at you. Nobody hands you a vision; you write yours, in your own words, and the system builds around it.
A written vision for all twelve areas with a plan attached to each, living in software built to run it. Not notes in a drawer.
This event is strictly limited to 150 people.