Life Organizational Development SkillsSee the sample

For your first place of your own

The only life-organizing guide built on how companies run themselves.

The lease is signed, every bill is now yours, and the 401(k) form is still blank. Money, savings and insurance, set in order.

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Sample weekly review

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items set up

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Run your life the way a well-run organization runs itself.

Clear structure

Rent, bills, the 401(k) and insurance each get a place and an owner. The owner is you, and now you can see the whole list.

Working systems

Guides and a workbook turn each bill and each form into a routine you set up once, instead of something you remember at midnight.

Regular reviews

A short, regular look at your money, savings and insurance keeps small problems small. It takes one regular slot in your calendar.

Three steps from a pile of paper to a plan you can read.

  1. Download the package

    PDF guides and an Excel workbook arrive as downloads. Everything for money, savings and insurance sits in one place.

  2. Set up your structure

    Work through the guides and enter your own rent, bills, 401(k) and insurance questions into the workbook.

  3. Hold a regular review

    Pick a day, open the workbook, check what changed and adjust. The review is what keeps the system working.

Your first month on your own

Sample

A sample workbook sheet. Your entries replace these.

Rent

Due on the 1st, paid from checking

401(k) form

Fill in this week

Insurance

List what to protect, then decide

Review day

First Sunday of the month

One package. One price.

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The Complete Package

The organizational development tools behind well-run companies, applied to one adult's money, savings and insurance.

  • PDF guides
  • An Excel workbook
  • Money, savings and insurance in one package

$49

One-time purchase

Delivered as downloads through a hosted Stripe checkout. NanoCorp is the merchant of record.

Made for the week the lease gets signed.

You have a job, a new address and a 401(k) form you never filled in. Every bill is yours now, and you are not sure what insurance you need.

This is for US adults from 25 to 55 at a fresh start, and first of all for anyone living alone for the first time.

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Your lease, your bills, your 401(k): one system.

Money, savings and insurance, organized the way a well-run company organizes itself.

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