Tree of Life.

Answer ten honest questions. MARK reads them and grows a living map of your life — a branch for each part of it, each carrying one resource chosen for you. It updates as you change.

Answer honestly, and your tree grows. Each branch is a part of your life — click into it for where you stand and the resources to grow it. Come back as things change, and the tree grows with you. Si vis pacem, para bellum.

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Answer honestly.

No right answers, and nothing is stored anywhere but this device. The more real you are, the truer the tree.

I

Who you are

Who are you?

Age

Stage of life

Married? Kids? How many? Where in life do you stand?

How would you — and others — describe you?

What do you do for work?

II

What pulls you

What are your hobbies?

Your interests — and separately, what do you find interesting?

There’s a difference. Interests are what you pursue. The other is what fascinates you from across the room but you’ve never chased.

What’s something you want to learn?

III

What you face

What are your strengths and weaknesses?

What are you scared of?

Sharper

Six more.

Written from what you just told us — three quick picks, three in your own words. This is where the tree stops guessing and gets specific.

Reading what you gave…

Growing your tree. A few seconds.

Your Tree

Click a branch to open it

Update

What’s changed?

Mark what you’ve finished and tell it what’s different. The tree regrows from where you actually are now — new resources, no repeats.

What you’ve done

Anything you’ve checked off in your branches shows here. It won’t hand you the same thing twice.

What’s different

Life moved. New job, new city, had a kid, hit a goal, dropped something, took something up. Say it plainly.

Where you want to go next

Optional. If something’s pulling harder now, name it.