In our last DYL newsletter, we asked you to share your advice to the 2022 graduating class. As usual, we were impressed by your thoughts. Here’s what the community had to say! From Trevor in Columbu, Ohio, Grad 1995...
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“The DYL program has helped me feel upbeat again.  Thanks to all the tools and reflection sessions, and having generated so many ideas and possibilities, I have started to take actions and build around things that matter to me. I...
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This was supposed to be a post about reframing. I love reframing. It’s a core part of Designing Your Life, and it’s one of the most used tools in my life design kit. Reframes help keep me sane. But Dave,...
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Designing Your Life community member Bri Leever shared a wonderful success story on LinkedIn that caught our attention. Life Design Interviews are a key piece of the DYL toolkit, but meeting up with people in person continues to be a...
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It would take 641 miles in a rented gunmetal Toyota corolla, 57 miles on foot, and 127,170 very pensive steps to stitch up my heart after September 2022. Still recovering from the loss of a dear friend in a tragic...
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We are always looking for stories of lives well designed to share with our community. Seeing how you apply our toolkit to your lives and the outcome, especially when some time has passed, is often inspiring. This week we're excited...
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We don't presume for a moment to fully grasp what it's like for those experiencing this conflict. Nor do we imagine that a worksheet or a clever reframe are responses to rockets and imperialism. The most important word in all...
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I didn’t imagine a year ago that I would be standing where I am now today – with a data analytics certificate and ready to work on my next step.
The entire Designing Your Life team (not all pictured here) wish you and yours and happy, joy-filled 2022! It's because of you, our community, that we keep getting to design the work life of our dreams. Thank you for that!...
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“When retirement isn’t retiring to a rocking chair, what do you do?”
