Magic Dust

What’s going on in your relationship right now?

Pick whichever one sounds most like this week. There is no wrong answer and nothing is recorded — it just tells us which part of the library to open first.

The number beside each one is how many things in the library are filed against it — free guides, writing, and titles still being written, counted together.

What happens next


You get a page of the things most likely to help with the one you picked — the free guides first, then the writing, then whatever in the catalogue is aimed at the same problem. Nothing is hidden behind an email address until you decide you want it sent to you.

Why we ask this way


Everything here is filed against the situations it actually helps with rather than against the shelf it sits on, so one worksheet can turn up under several of these without being written twice. You never see the filing; you just see what fits.

If none of them fit


The check-in asks twenty questions across five areas and gives you a straight answer about which one is taking the strain. About three minutes, and you can see your result without leaving an email address.

Take the check-in