A short, honest guide

How much is enough?

Most of us chase "a little more" our whole lives and never once name the number. This is the short guide, and the tools, that help you finally name yours.

Free · read it in one sitting
Work out your number in two minutes

I spent fifteen years trading oil, working around eighty hours a week near the end, certain the real money was always just ahead. It never announced itself. Nobody ever handed me a note that said I had enough now.

So I wrote the guide I wish someone had handed me: how to work out the yearly cost of the life you actually want, name it, and stop reaching. I call it your Enough Number.

It is free, and it always will be.

There is nothing to buy. Give it a read, work out your number, and keep the tools. That is the whole offer.

What you get, all of it free

Not just a PDF. A short book and three tools to actually do the thing.

1

The Enough guide

Six short chapters, one sitting. From "how much is enough" to naming your own number.

2

The Enough Number calculator

Type in your life, get your number in about two minutes, and make a card to keep.

3

The Enough worksheet

The pen-and-paper version, for the people who want to sit with it slowly.

4

The one-page cheat sheet

The whole idea on a single page you can pin up and glance at later.

Send me the guide

Tell me where to send it. You will get the guide and every tool above, and a few honest notes from time to time.

Plainly, so you know before you type: this guide came out of a project called Kingdom Guild, which is not open yet and is not collecting money. What you get from me is the guide, the tools, and an occasional note when I have something worth sending. No pressure and no guilt. If it is not for you, the number is still yours, and that was the point.

No spam, no pressure, unsubscribe any time. Your number stays yours. What I do with your email.

Where this leads, plainly

This guide came out of Kingdom Guild. Once you have named your enough, the money above your line is free to do something you choose, and Kingdom Guild was meant to connect that surplus to specific, honest work on the ground. It is not open yet, and there are real things to settle first. If it opens, this page will say so. And if it does not interest you, the number is still yours, and that was the point.

David Fearn · the "Enough" guide · name your number