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The book

126 pages, 6 x 9 inches, no dates. Eleven opening pages to set the ninety up, then ninety daily pages, a review every seventh day, two checkpoints, and a finish line. Here is every kind of page in it.

Day one page: owner, start date, end date
Day one. Your name, the date you start, the date it ends.
Why ninety page
Why ninety. Three short paragraphs on page 3; they are on this site too, below.
Quarter at a glance page
The quarter at a glance. Thirteen weeks on one page.
Three goals page
Three goals. Why it matters, what done looks like, the first step this week.
The plan page with milestones at weeks 4, 8 and 13
The plan. Milestones at weeks 4, 8 and 13.
Habits page with three 13 by 7 grids
Habits. Three grids, thirteen weeks each, one square a day.
Daily page with the three priorities, schedule and habits
The daily page, 90 times. The three, the schedule, the habits, one win today, first thing tomorrow.
Day 7 and the Day 7 review as an open spread
Every seventh day: the review on the right, facing the last day of the week.
Checkpoint spread for weeks 4 and 8
Checkpoints after weeks 4 and 8. Fix the plan, not the goal.
Day 91, the finish line page
Day 91. The finish line.

Specifications

Size
6 x 9 inches, about the size of a trade paperback
Pages
126, black ink on white paper
Cover
Matte, charcoal, the numeral 90 and the wordmark
Binding
Paperback, opens like a book; the coil edition lies flat
Pens
Ballpoint and gel on the paperback; fountain pens and markers on the coil edition
Editions
Paperback on Amazon, digital PDF with a linked index, lie-flat coil on Lulu
Printing
Printed on demand, one book at a time, close to where it was ordered

Why ninety

A year is too long to plan and too short to change. Ninety days is different. It is long enough to build something real: a habit, a body, a skill, a launch, a savings pile. And it is short enough that day one still remembers why it started.

This book has no dates. It begins on whatever day you choose and ends ninety days later. Three goals. Three priorities a day. Three habits. One honest review every seventh day. That is the whole system.

Fill it in badly. Miss days. Come back. The book does not care about perfect. It cares about day ninety.