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The Dream Life JournalGo beyond the horizon and find the outcomes you truly want — but are afraid to acknowledge as reachable.

Thirty questions, built to bring you face to face with what you truly want in life — and to find the dreams you have buried so deep you no longer think they are possible.

01Dream without limits.Wake up in a place on earth where you choose to, and see where you go and what you do.

02Ten words, four coordinates, six ranked needs.They sum up your essence.

03One visual page.The vision board of your life, put where you will see it every day.

Get the Journal · US$25 All three · US$129

Instant download · yours permanently · 14 days, no questions

35 pages30 prompts2 hours1 vision board

For anyone who wants to find the dreams they have buried too deep to think possible.

The Dream Life Journal — Prompt 01 · You are waking up

The Dream Life Journal — Prompt 12 · Answer them

The Dream Life Journal — Prompt 23 · Without looking at the price

The Dream Life Journal — Nothing in here is a plan

The Dream Life Journal — Prompt 28 · The ten words

The Dream Life Journal — Prompt 30 · The vision board

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Why this works

Most planning asks what you want to achieve. This asks what you want your Tuesday to feel like.

It places you somewhere exact and asks what you see — and the details you reach for are the answer, almost never the ones you would have listed at first.

What you come out holding

Ten words that keep returning in your own answers, whatever the question was.

The coordinates — loose or resolved, quiet or charged, restrained or layered, crisp or soft. How you want life to run, not how a room should look. They are also the guide to your named persona, if you want to go in that direction later.

Six needs, in the order you actually hold them — which is rarely the order you would have guessed.

One visual page you keep where you can see it — the vision board of your life.

Inside

Nothing in it is about your home alone. It is your life.

A workbook that asks you to close your eyes and dream without limits. Wake up in a place on earth where you choose to, and see where you go and what you do. Plan your week ahead. Go and buy yourself something without looking at the price. No advice on any of the thirty-five pages, and no wrong answers.

The format

Thirty prompts, thirty-five pages, and one vision board.

A4. A fillable digital PDF you type straight into, and a print version.

About two hours, or a month of mornings. Use it as many times as you like.

The last page

It ends with one visual page you put where you will see it every day.

The last page, and part of the Journal. It is deliberately empty when you get it: nothing on it is supplied by us, and every word comes out of you thirty answers earlier.

It is the page that quietly unfolds from your own answers.

Where it goes

Wherever you will see it every day. It is one page you keep where you can see it, and that is the whole of what it asks.

What it is not

Not a board of things to buy — no product, no room, no colour.

What it is for

The vision board of your life. Ten words, four coordinates and six ranked needs that sum up your essence, on one page.

If you have the set: the Home Design Workbook’s board is the one that holds every design decision and gets judged as a single picture. This one is the vision board of your life.

This is for you if

You want to find the dreams you have buried so deep you no longer think they are possible.
You want to know what your Tuesday should feel like, not only what you want to achieve.
You would use it for your life, not for your home alone.
You would bring the coordinates to the Persona Book later, to see examples of what may suit you.

It is not for you if

You want a productivity system, a habit tracker or a planner. It is none of those.
You want advice. There is no advice in it at all.
You want to be marked right or wrong. There are no wrong answers in it.

Who wrote it

There are endless choices, and not enough systems or reasoning why this should work for you.

I am Lisete, an interior architect from Estonia, with over a decade of real work experience. A home is tied to our more profound dreams, so it is worth taking the time to dream and plan it properly. That is what this book is for: working out your deeper dreams, and what you actually want.

The Dream Life Journal

US$25

Instant download. Fillable PDF and a print version. Yours permanently.

Buy the Journal

Fourteen days. If it doesn’t tell you something about yourself you hadn’t articulated, write to me and I’ll refund it.

Built to use together with the Persona Book and the Home Design Workbook — but it works perfectly well alone too. The set is US$129, and your US$25 credits toward it.

Is this a book I read?

No. It is a fillable digital PDF you type straight into, and there is a print version as well. There is no advice on any of the thirty-five pages.

Is this about my house?

No. Nothing in it is about your home alone — it is your life: where you wake, where you go, what you do, and the week ahead. Choosing anything for a room is the Home Design Workbook’s job, and that is a separate book.

What am I supposed to end up with?

Ten words, four coordinates and six ranked needs that sum up your essence — and one visual page you put where you will see it every day.

How is this different from goal-setting?

Most planning asks what you want to achieve. This asks you to close your eyes and dream without limits, and then to say what you actually see — and the details you reach for are the answer.

Do I need the other two?

No. It is built to use together with the Persona Book and the Home Design Workbook, but it works perfectly well alone too. You can also bring the coordinates to the Persona Book, to see examples of what may suit you.

Can I print it?

Yes. There is a print version as well as the fillable PDF, and you can use it as many times as you like.