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Your life isn't falling apart. It might be ready for a rewrite.
Feeling the heaviness but not sure whether you're ready for change? Ten honest statements will show you where you are in your story, and the one small step that fits.
Is this the page you're on?
From the outside, your life looks fine. You'd feel guilty calling it anything else.
The heaviness isn't just a busy season. It's been here a while.
Every so often a quiet question surfaces: is this it? Then you get busy again.
You sense something needs to change, but you're not sure you're ready, or where you'd even begin.
You don't need the whole plan.
You need to know where you are.
Every writer rereads the page before she revises it. This check helps you do the same with your life: see honestly where you stand, so your next step feels possible instead of overwhelming.
here's the thing
Score 10–15
Re-reading the page
You're beginning to notice something feels off, even if you can't name it yet.
Score 16-21
Notes in the margin
You know something needs to change, and you've been turning it over quietly.
Score 22-26
The space between drafts
The old version doesn't fit and the new one hasn't arrived. You're ready, just not sure where to start.
Score 27-30
Ready for the rewrite
Pencil in hand. What you need now is space, structure, and support.
WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVER
Which draft stage you're in, and your next line.
Ten statements · About 10 minutes · A sentence starter for every stage
Hi, I'm Candice
I was an English major before I was a school counselor, and I still see everything as a story. Today I'm a life transition coach and the creator of Life Drafting, an approach that treats your life like a manuscript: something you can reread, mark up, and rewrite.
I've lived through more than one rewrite myself, often several at once. I know how heavy the in-between can feel, and how much lighter it gets once you pick up the pencil.
