Design System

Getting Started

Fall Into the Flow of Success

A calendar is a map of intention meeting reality.
The gap between what you planned and what happened is where growth lives.

What Problem Does This Solve?

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Close the Gap

Between what you intended (IDEAL) and what actually happened (REALITY). Growth lives in that gap.

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Engineer Collisions

Deliberately create time for serendipitous intersections where creative breakthroughs emerge.

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Build Agency

Develop the capability to shape what happens next. Not productivity—agency amplification.

The Three Modes

1

Plan

INTENTION → IDEAL

What do you intend to be this week?

Design your ideal week using templates. Block time for deep work, collisions, recovery. This is your north star.

2

Log

ATTENTION → REALITY

What actually happened?

As your week unfolds, log reality. No judgment—just truth. Where did your attention actually go?

3

Review

ALIGNMENT → FLOW

Where did intention meet reality?

Friday reflection. See the patterns. Celebrate alignment. Learn from divergence. Iterate.

How to Realize Value

Key Concepts

IDEAL Layer
What you planned. Your intentions. The dream of who you want to be this week.
REALITY Layer
What actually happened. No judgment. Pure observation of where attention went.
Alignment Score
How closely reality matched intention. Not a grade—a signal. High alignment = sustainable rhythm found.
Creative Collisions
Deliberately scheduled intersections where diverse perspectives meet. Innovation lives here.
Templates
Pre-built week structures. Archetypes like 'Sprint Mode' or 'Recovery Week'. Pits of success.
Kill Criteria
Reflection prompts in Review mode. What should you stop doing? What deserves more time?

Ready to Begin?

Start with the Week Calendar. Apply a template. Plan your ideal week.
You'll be logging reality by tomorrow.

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