Quarterly Compass is a set of four worksheets and a one-page dashboard for reviewing what matters to you, every three months, in about an hour.
Get the Compass — US$21What it sounds like when priorities go unreviewed.
Months pass and you can't say which things you chose and which just happened.
Circumstances change, but the list stays the same, and nobody checks whether it still fits.
Without a regular pause, the loudest task wins by default.
Four worksheets, one dashboard. Digital download plus web access.
What happened this quarter, what you're glad about, what you'd handle differently.
Rate areas of life such as home, learning, relationships and rest, and see where attention went.
Choose up to three priorities for the next quarter and write what each looks like in practice.
Pick your mid-quarter check-in date and the small habits you'll hold on to.
All four sheets summarized on a single page you can pin where you'll see it.
Roughly one hour, four times a year.
Choose a quiet hour at the end of each quarter.
Back, around, heading, checks. Each takes about fifteen minutes.
Copy your answers to the one-page summary.
Glance at the dashboard now and then, then repeat next quarter.
No. Quarterly Compass is a self-guided planning and reflection tool. It is not therapy, nor medical or professional advice.
Usually about an hour. You can split it over a couple of sittings.
Yes. Print or copy them as often as you wish for your own use.
No. Any PDF reader and, if you like, a printer.
No. You pay US$21 once.
Results vary from person to person. The Compass offers structure for reflection; it doesn't guarantee any outcome.