THE
Renaissance
ARC
The Renaissance was a period of passionate expression of human potential.
(For women who are done collecting insight and ready to use it).
You said this was going to be your year.
How's that going?
Laundry
Emails
Side Hustle
Run 5K
Emails
Bills
So many priorities.
So much context-switching.
A guided 10-day reset experience.
Ten days. Every focus already decided. Every tool already built.
10 Days from now
✦ The backlog is handled
✦ The open loops are closed
✦ You've done more in 10 days then you have in 6 months
✦ You can see past the brain dump and the path directly to your actual goals is clear
✦ You know exactly what comes next
✦ and you can trust yourself to follow through
You don't need more information. You don't need a new identity or a dramatic overhaul. You need ten days.
Contained, sequenced, and designed so that by the end of them this is your reality.
'Day One'.. Again
With so many conflicting prioritises sometimes it just feels like you're spinning round in circles.
✦ Your on Day 1 (version 68 and counting)
✦ There's never quite enough of you to go around
✦ You can't get through the brain dump to get to the goals
✦ You know exactly what I should be doing. I just can't seem to get from 'day one' to 'done'
This was designed for the woman who has seventeen tabs open, a voice note she'll never play back, and a long list of "one days" she's been meaning to get to. It is the container she never had to get them done.
10 days could change everything
Most tools help you plan better.
The Renaissance Arc Reset helps you stop planning and start doing.
The hardest part of changing your life isn't knowing what to do. It's having to decide, every single day, what deserves your attention when everything feels important.
THE
Renaissance
ARC
The Reset Experience
Ten days. One focus per day. Everything else already decided.
A fully interactive, hyperlinked digital workbook that moves you through ten carefully sequenced days — each one targeting a specific area of your life, in a specific order, for a specific reason.
📂 Digital workbook → GoodNotes, tablet-ready
🔗 Fully hyperlinked → Built so the workbook does the thinking, every prompt is linked directly to its corresponding tool, template or canvas. You follow. It leads.
🏁 No setup → open it and begin
🧠 Research backed → underpinned by the science you already know
👩🏽💻 Designed to run alongside real life → not instead of it
£26
♟️ Strategically Sequenced
The sequence moves through your life in layers.
One contained area of focus per day, building toward a clear picture of where you are and where you're going.
Every day has a reason.
Every reason has research behind it.
The sequence isn't arbitrary. It's deliberately architected so that what you do on day one makes day three possible, and what you clear by day six changes how day ten lands.
It doesn't end on day ten. As you move through the reset, you're quietly building something — pulling each piece forward into a set of System Pages that become your actual infrastructure. Not a routine you designed in theory. One that emerged from your real life.
The Renaissance Reset combines ideas from behavioural psychology, implementation intentions, identity change, habit formation and cognitive load.
📚Built on the work of:
Brian P. Moran & Michael Lennington — The 12 Week Year
James Clear — Atomic Habits
Dr. Andrew Huberman — Cortisol & morning routine research
Daniel Kahneman — Temporal discounting & decision fatigue
Dr. Joe Dispenza — Neuroplasticity & identity shift
What's Covered?
The Reset covers the things you've been meaning to deal with: the life audit you haven't done, the vision board that's still on your pinterest board, the intentions you wrote and filed, the open loops that have been quietly accumulating in the background of every week.
Each day has one focus, one activity, and one or more named assets
⏳ 1–3 hours per day depending on the focus → some days lighter, some deeper
DAILY DOSE
DAY 1-2
Clear the ground
Physical space, mental load, and an honest audit of where you actually are. Before anything else, you need to see clearly.
Take authority
Financial certainty. Vision anchored to reality. No more ambiguity about your numbers or your direction.
DAY 3-4
DAY 5-6
Rebuild the baseline
Health non-negotiables. A wardrobe that belongs to who you're becoming. The daily friction of past versions of yourself, removed.
Restore what got lost
Your people. Your joy.
The things that make the rest of it worth doing.
DAY 7-8
DAY 9-10
Close everything.
Begin.
Digital clean slate. Open loops closed. One word to anchor the next 90 days. The official handover from planning to execution.
Day One (V.68)
So many priorities.
So much context-switching.
Never quite enough of me to go around.
I can't get through the brain dump to get to the goals.
→ I need a hard reset
(Start with the 10-Day Arc)
Almost There (Still)
I know exactly what I should be doing. I just can't seem to get from 'day one' to 'done'.
I'm stuck in a loop that leads back to yet another reset instead of completion.
→ I have the vision, I need the execution (Explore the 12 Week System)
Every renaissance is a character arc.
Where are you in yours?
The Discipline is well and truly romanticised.
The execution's still missing.
You've read a PhD worth of self-help.
You're no further along.
Neither was I, until I stopped collecting insight and started doing.
You already know you need to get on top of your finances, sort through your inbox. You’ve known for a while. The problem isn’t insight. It’s the exhausting reality of having to figure out, every single day, what takes priority —while also living inside the life that needs dealing with.
The Renaissance Arc Reset is a digital tool to clear the brain dump back log so you can get to acting on the goals that actually get you to your vision.
How the renaissance Reset is different
Most reset guides hand you a list of good ideas and leave you to figure out the rest. They help you get on top of some maintenance tasks but don't even attempt to address the reasons you need them.
This one was built differently.
You're never handed a blank prompt and told to reflect.
🛠 Every day includes purpose-built tools → frameworks, templates, and canvases designed specifically for that day's task. You arrive. The scaffolding is already there.
Most products give you more to learn, more to set up, more to organise before you can begin.
The Reset Arc knows you know... it just gives you the structure and space to get it out of your head and the prompts to get it in motion IRL.
this is for you if:
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You've saved hundreds of 'this will change your life' video's and haven't looked at them again
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You have a bunch of things in your head you will get to 'one day'
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Your vision board is still a board in Pinterest
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Your brain dumps are getting in the way of you achieving your long term goals
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your life isn't giving your ambitions room to thrive
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You've read all the books (12 week year, atomic habit etc) and you're still, somehow, more or less where you were
— and you're quietly exhausted from talking about it, thinking about it, planning your way around it.
this is not for you if:
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You're still looking for the thing that will do it for you.
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These products remove the friction of figuring out what to do next. They do not remove the need to do it.
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If you're willing to show up — even imperfectly, even on the hard days — they will hold you.
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This asks 1-3 hours per day for ten days. If that's not possible right now, the timing isn't right.
this is for you if:
You've tried things. Understood things. Started things.
Downloaded the templates. Built the systems.
And you're still, somehow, more or less where you were. — and you're quietly exhausted from talking about it, thinking about it, planning your way around it.
Not because you're not capable. Not because you don't want it enough. But because every product you've tried was designed for a version of you that doesn't quite exist — the one with unlimited time, perfect follow-through, and no competing priorities.
These were designed for the version that actually shows up. Inconsistent. Busy. Brilliant. Tired of starting over.
this is not for you if:
You're still looking for the thing that will do it for you.
These products remove the friction of figuring out what to do next. They do not remove the need to do it.
If you're willing to show up — even imperfectly, even on the hard days — they will hold you.
You already know what this loop looks like and it's exhausting.
Each cycle feels like failure. It isn't. But overtime your self-belief takes a hit. It's what happens when looking like you're changing becomes a substitute for actually changing —
when the planning, the journaling, the romanticising becomes the thing you do instead of the thing itself.
The Loop
The mindset that created the clutter cannot be the one to clear it.
Transformation is achieved through action.
It's created by knowing exactly what deserves your attention today —
and letting everything else wait.
For the next ten days, you don't have to wonder where to begin.
You simply follow the next instruction.
One email.
One focus.
One layer of your life.
Return tomorrow.
Two Ways In
The details
Inside your download
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File Format: Fully interactive, hyperlinked, digital PDF document.
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App Compatibility: Optimized perfectly for GoodNotes (including the free version), Notability, or any tablet annotation app.
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File Size: Under 5MB, meaning it imports instantly and will never lag your device or trigger GoodNotes' free-tier file size limits.
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Designed Layout: Tailored with a precise 4:3 screen ratio to fit seamlessly on a standard tablet screen without awkward cropping, pixelation, or letterboxing.
The 10-Day Renaissance Arc
The reset that makes it into your history book
Ten days.
One focus per day.
Delivered to your inbox in sequence.
This is not a course. There are no modules to work through at your own pace, no videos to save for later, no workbook to fill in when you feel ready.
Each morning, one email arrives. It tells you exactly what today is for. You do that thing. You close the tab.
The ten days move through your life in a specific sequence — not randomly, not all at once.
They cover the things you've been meaning to deal with: the life audit you haven't done, the intentions you wrote and filed, the open loops that have been quietly accumulating in the background of every week.
It's a contained space — with a beginning, a middle, and an end — designed so you're never wondering what to do next, never distracted by something that isn't today's focus, never lost in the gap between knowing what needs doing and figuring out where to start.
You will have to show up. You will have to make the time. Some days will ask more of you than others.
But here is what the sequence is designed to ensure: by day ten, you won't be planning to close those loops. You'll have closed them.
Start your Reset.
The Discipline is well and truly romanticised.
The execution's still missing.
Quarterly
Move through maintenance to progress
Most Notion templates are containers without conviction — places to put things, not systems with a point of view.
This one has a point of view.
It's built on the philosophy of the 12 Week Year — the argument that most people fail not because they lack ambition, but because they're working on an annual timeline that makes urgency impossible.
Twelve months is a myth to your brain. Neuroscience calls it temporal discounting — your brain will always choose a distraction today over a victory in ten months, because ten months away doesn't feel real.
Ninety days does. Close enough to feel urgent. Long enough to finish something.
And when the quarter ends — whether it went perfectly or not — you don't restart from scratch. You step into the next one. Four fresh starts a year, not one.
Short enough that every week actually counts. Structured enough that this time, it will.
This is not a life organisation hub. It will not track your habits, manage your inbox, or become the home for everything you've ever thought. It does one thing and does it properly: it helps you identify what matters this quarter and execute it, week by week, until it's done.
It is focused by design. Because focus is what's been missing — not another field to fill in.
What's inside?
What's inside
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A quarterly dashboard that holds your goals for the next 90 days — clear, ranked, and connected to your weekly actions so nothing gets lost between the vision and the doing
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A weekly execution view — pre-built for all 52 weeks of the year, already named and waiting. You open the week. You work the week. There's nothing to create before you can begin.
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An execution scoring system that shows you honestly how the week went — not to judge, but to make the pattern visible so you can adjust rather than restart
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A goals and tasks database — linked, filtered, and automated so the system does the organisational thinking and you do the actual work
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Formula-driven automation throughout — week numbers, quarter labels, progress tracking — so the Notion works for you rather than requiring constant maintenance
You duplicate the template. You add your goals. You begin.
Not another beautiful system that sits there looking organised. A working one — designed for the woman who is done setting up and ready to execute.
What this won't do
It won't replace your effort. It won't make decisions for you. It won't work if you open it once, make it pretty, and close it.
It will work if you use it every week — even imperfectly. Especially imperfectly.
£37
For when you're ready to make the interruption permanent.
A complete Notion workspace built around the 12 Week Year methodology. Ninety days — long enough to build something real, short enough that it never becomes abstract.
Pre-built. Ready to open. Nothing to design.
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A quarterly dashboard showing exactly where you are and what's next
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Weekly reviews that take minutes, not hours
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Habit and routine tracking that doesn't reset every Monday
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52 pre-named weekly entries — the whole year, already waiting
You don't build the track. You run on it.
Unleash Your Potential
Imagination can become a substitute for participation.
The Renaissance Arc exists so it doesn't have to.