You can spend an entire day deciding, rearranging, starting something else, and still feel like you haven't touched the thing that matters. This kit gives you a place to begin, a way to choose, and a next step to return to.
01
Sort real commitments from competing noise.
02
Turn a vague task into a physical first action.
03
Leave NEXT where the work lives instead of restarting the whole plan.
What's in the kit
Print it, fill it in on screen, or keep the phone reference handy for the moment you need it.
The books explain the patterns, reasoning and broader WTF Method. This toolkit helps you put it into practice with guided worksheets, worked examples, troubleshooting and a phone reference.
20
pages
Worked examples, plus help for when the first attempt doesn't work.
6
worksheets
36 fields, with example answers beside the prompts.
3
pages
The essentials, sized for the screen you already have in your hand.
.md
file
A Markdown copy you can paste into any notes app, plus simple starting instructions.
Look inside
This is page four, exactly as it appears in the kit. Every section ends the same way: one clear move you can make right now.
The books aren't required.
Where it helps
The kitchen, the laundry and the mail all want you at once, and dinner still has to happen.
The form has been on the counter for two weeks. Opening it feels bigger than it is.
Three people need something from you today, and each one sounds urgent.
Every time you sit down, the plan grows another step and the start moves further away.
These are fictional teaching scenarios used in the kit, not customer stories.
The author
Jeff is the founder and author of the WTF books. This kit comes from his own lived experience and from the framework the books are built on:
Clarity → Priority → Direction → Action
Who it's for
People who want practical help deciding, starting and returning. It works for home, life and work.
What it isn't
It isn't a course, a coaching session, an app, therapy or treatment, and it isn't a replacement for appropriate support. There's no guaranteed outcome and no instant cure. It's a set of tools you can come back to.