An invitation

Give & Gather

Pass it on when it feels useful.

The work travels through trust, friendship, generosity, and availability — not through funnels or feeds. Share with one person, or sit down with a few.

With one person
Hands passing a book to another person

Send a link

The simplest door. A page, a passage, a workbook — sent to one person.

A small stack of books

Print edition forthcoming

Print copies are not yet available. For now, share the free PDF.

A wrapped gift with a ribbon

Give a copy

Send the free PDF to someone who is in that room.

A pair of headphones

Share an audio page

Share a link to an audio companion.

A small group in conversation

Use a workbook with a group

Sit with a few friends, a Sunday afternoon, one small question at a time.

With a few people

Sit down with a few people.

For book clubs, friends, therapists, pastors, small groups, and families. Not a facilitator program. Not a certification. Just a workbook and a conversation.

A small group in conversation
The shape of it
  • A workbook.
  • A few people.
  • A conversation.
  • A few questions.
  • No need to agree.
  • No need to solve.
  • No need to leave with a plan.
Suggested conversation questions

Ask any of these. Or none of them.

  1. 01What stood out?
  2. 02What felt familiar?
  3. 03What surprised you?
  4. 04What might you be seeing differently?
  5. 05What is the upside?
  6. 06What is the downside?
  7. 07What is the hmmm?
A warm mug

One workbook, one pot of coffee, one evening.

That’s usually enough.