The last thing on this page
A ninety-day plan across the seven areas of life that money worry quietly gets its hands on. Seven moves. One page.
This is the largest thing we sell and the one you should think hardest about before adding. Read the next section before you decide.
There's no window closing here. No ninety-day neuroplasticity deadline, no season in which this works better, nothing that expires if you wait. Ninety days is simply a sensible length for a plan — long enough to include something difficult, short enough to finish.
You'll also find this in your member area at the same price for as long as we're running. We'd rather you bought it in three weeks having thought about it than tonight because a page told you it was disappearing.
And if you've already added other things today, it's completely reasonable to stop here. Nothing on this page needs anything else on it.
Money anxiety doesn't stay in the money part of your life. It puts off the dentist appointment. It keeps the conversation with your brother unhad. It leaves the job you're miserable in unexamined, because looking properly might mean something has to change and change costs money.
So most people carry a list — usually unwritten — of things they've been about to do for years. Not big dramatic things. A phone call. An appointment. A conversation. An email to someone who might say yes.
The Abundance Map is a structured way of finally getting through seven of them, one per area, over three months. That's it. That's the product.
It is not, and does not pretend to be, a way of attracting anything. It's a plan for doing the specific things you already know you've been putting off, in an order and at a pace designed to make the first one survivable.
You identify one move in each. The map helps you choose it, sequence it, and pick a date.
Some of these will take ten minutes and some will take a month of working up to. The map doesn't rank them by difficulty — it sequences them so you start with whichever you're most likely to actually do, because the first completed move is what makes the second one plausible.
Because a ninety-day program with modules, videos and check-ins is a program you'll abandon in week two, and you probably already know that about yourself.
The map is a single sheet. Seven rows, one per area. Your move, your date, a box to tick. Everything else in the package exists to help you fill it in and then get out of your way.
There is no course. There are no videos. There is nothing to log into weekly.
The one-page plan, plus a workbook that walks you through choosing your seven moves — including the questions that tend to surface the real one rather than the safe one.
Detailed help with move number one only. What to say, what to expect, what to do if it goes badly. The first is the one people don't make, so it gets its own guide.
What tends to change once you start, and what doesn't. Written partly to manage expectations honestly — several of the moves produce nothing visible, and knowing that in advance stops you concluding it isn't working.
A weekly five-minute check-in. What you did, what happened, what's next.
A letter you write to yourself on day one, sealed, and open on day ninety. What you intend to do and who you expect to be. Opening it is genuinely strange, in a good way.
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This is the most expensive thing we offer, and it's a set of documents. We'd rather say that plainly than dress it up — if that doesn't sound worth $97 to you, it isn't, and you should decline.
60-day refund. Email support@yourdomain.com within 60 days and we'll refund it in full, no reason required and no need to have made a single move.
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No thanks — take me to my downloadIt's a fair question and we're not going to pretend it isn't. What you're paying for is the structure and the sequencing, not the page count. If you'd get the same result from a notebook and an hour of thinking, use the notebook — that's a legitimate answer and we'd rather you reached it now than after paying.
Most people don't finish all seven. Three or four completed moves is a good outcome and the tracker is built to make partial progress visible rather than shaming.
No. This works completely on its own, and it's the one thing here that would still make sense to someone who'd never bought anything else from us.
Yes, from your member area, at this price.
Not medical or psychological care. This is a self-directed planning framework sold for general wellbeing. It is not medical advice, psychological treatment, therapy, coaching, or a diagnostic tool, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Never stop or change prescribed medication because of anything here.
Not financial advice. Nothing here constitutes financial, investment, debt, tax, or legal advice, and no personal recommendation is made. For decisions about your money, consult a regulated adviser or a free debt advice service in your country.
No earnings or outcome claims. This product does not generate income and makes no representation that it will improve your financial position or produce any particular result. Individual experiences are subjective, not typical, and not guaranteed.
If you are in crisis. If you are struggling to cope or having thoughts of harming yourself, please contact local emergency services or a crisis helpline.