“I know what I want the next two years to hold. I’m not sure my calendar agrees.”
Is your life heading where you want to go? The Anti-Drift Guide gives you about twenty quiet minutes to answer that from your own week.
You rate five areas of your life, find what’s taking the time the next chapter needs, and put a date on one small step inside the next seven days: a commitment reduced, a conversation had, or something protected. Not another goal.
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Most approaches begin by adding. This guide begins with what you could put down.
Not a diagnosis. Not a personality test. Not another productivity system. A short, close look at what is taking the time the next chapter needs, and what you could responsibly reduce or stop to create space for it.
A well-built life can still drift.
Drift is what time does to good decisions left alone. A role taken on years ago, the schedule that built a career, the commitments that kept a family moving: each one was right when it was chosen. Nobody sets a date to choose again, so they keep running, and the next chapter inherits the shape of the last one.
None of that means the life is wrong. It means the direction is worth reading.
For one man it’s the trip. For another it’s his health, back where it belongs, or evenings with his wife that aren’t just what’s left of the week, or the thing he’s always meant to build.
The guide helps you find what’s taking that time now, and what you could reduce, stop or protect to create space for it.
When I was stationed in Germany, two close friends arrived around the same time I did. Same opportunity. Same chance to see Europe. Neither of them went. Next year. When work slows down. When life settles down.
That someday never arrived. Years later, both of them carried real regret. I remembered that when I looked at what I kept postponing in my own life.
Five ratings, one area, one dated step.
In one short sitting, you’ll:
The lowest rating is not a verdict. It’s a starting point.
Fillable on screen, or print it and write by hand.
For the man who would rather notice drift in twenty minutes than in twenty years.
Whether you know exactly what you want next or are still working it out, the guide starts with the life you’re living now.
During nearly 25 years as a U.S. military officer and helicopter pilot, I learned to pay attention to small changes before they became large problems. Before you change course, you confirm where you actually are.
That lesson eventually stopped being professional. It became personal.
I didn’t drift because I made bad decisions. I drifted because I kept making good ones, long after they’d stopped fitting.
I built The Anti-Drift Guide so you can check your own heading first. Your answers come from your life.
Choose the question you want help answering.
Does your life fit what you want next? The Life Fit Assessment scores your life across the same Five Domains, explains what the scores mean, and suggests one next step. It takes about thirty minutes.
Want to decide which values lead? Authority Foundations is where you choose the core values that get the final say over your next two years, and start making decisions by them.
Through three videos and a workbook, you name the five core values you want your next two years built on and put them to work on one real decision, at your own pace.
Both are optional. Each stands on its own, and you can begin with either.
It’s complimentary. Evidence comes before action.