Get my Long Life Ledger.

I’m 82, and I’ve learned which things people wish they’d fixed.

It’s almost never the stuff they worried about at 35. It’s the brother they stopped calling. The body they ignored until it stopped cooperating. The hours that went to things they never chose.

My father kept a ledger for his hardware store: money in, money out, and one line at the bottom that told the truth. Your life has a ledger too. This workbook helps you finally read it.

How it works

One honest evening (about 90 minutes): sit down with me and go through six accounts. Body, People, Money, Time, Work and Joy.

Pick three repairs: small, specific fixes that the 82-year-old you will thank you for.

15 minutes a month, for a year: a simple monthly check keeps the repairs moving.

What’s inside (39-page printable PDF)

Six guided account pages, each with a story, honest questions and one repair

12 monthly check-in pages with a progress tracker

A starting score and a one-year score, so you can see what changed

A letter waiting for you at the halfway mark, right where most people quit

Bonus: Walt’s 10 Questions, a 15-minute quickstart

Bonus: call openers for reaching out to someone you’ve drifted from

Bonus: 20 repairs you can do in 20 minutes

Bonus: a printable fridge card that puts your whole year on one page

This is for you if the years are starting to feel fast, you keep meaning to fix things “someday,” and you want a simple way to actually start.

Miss a month? No catching up, no starting over. A ledger with a gap is still a ledger.

Measure twice, live once.

Walt