Quality of Life Checkup

The Quality of Life Checkup is a 30-item questionnaire designed to help you take a quick look at how you're managing your life.

Guide to LifeDesign

This 13-page guide is intended to help you get the maximum benefit from the LifeDesign process by putting each of the activities in context. It is certainly not necessary that you use it, since the LifeDesign workbook contains everything you need. We offer it only as an additional aid for those who wish to use it.

You may read it on the site or download to your hard drive and refer to it at your leisure without being on the internet. You may also print a copy for your personal use at no charge.

Free Screensavers

These screensavers are designed for use on PC's only. Sorry Mac users.

As A Man Thinketh
By James Allen
This classic is now in the public domain in the U.S. We are pleased to provide it here as a free eBook in PDF format. You may read it online or download it, save it to your hard drive and print a hard copy. It's 21 pages in length.

Links to Related Resources
The web is touching and changing virtually every area of our lives. We are constantly on the lookout for sites that offer valuable information and support for healthy living. Here are some of our current favorites.

A Parable about Time

Core Learnings
Go here to view a partial summary of what you can learn from doing LifeDesign. Come back often to remind yourself of your vast potential.

Inspirational Thoughts
Go here to view some of the things that move us.

Books
First, a confession. We are bookaholics. We love books. We do not require that a book be perfectly written or that the authors agree with our perspective in order to make our list. We like books that are honest, that make you think, that contain even one or two clearly usable ideas, and that are written in plain talk.

Articles
Normal Required Time by Thomas Oberhofer
Time is Relative by Albert Einstein
I Never Knew I Had a Choice by Peggy Vaughan
If Only by Peggy Vaughan
Your Whole Life — Columnist Amy Gage interviews Peggy Vaughan