Long-form essays, short field notes, technique deep-dives, and answers to the same handful of questions we keep getting asked. Searchable. Sorted by pillar. Free, always.
David’s flagship book, free to listen — one chapter at a time. A short written overview plus forty-five audio essays on money, consciousness, and the inner architecture wealth needs to land on.
Q: I want to know if I’m working toward a finish line or a permanent maintenance regime. What’s realistic?
Q: I recognize some of these patterns in myself but don’t know how significant they are. How do people typically assess the severity?
Q: I’ve been working on my limit pattern for a few months. I feel more aware of what’s happening, but I also feel more…
Q: I’ve noticed the same relational pattern that shows up with clients also shows up when I try to give feedback or hold accountability…
Q: My partner thinks I’m overcomplicating things by working on my relational patterns. They don’t see the connection to the business challenges I’m describing.…
Q: Several of my clients are people I knew before they became clients. The dynamic feels particularly complex. Is this a recognized challenge?
Q: I’ve noticed that my limit-holding difficulty is worse with clients I’ve worked with for a long time than with new clients. Is that…
Q: I’ve been working on my family patterns for years. Will these dynamics actually change, or is this just something I manage forever?
The engagement wasn’t working — not because the client was malicious, but because the fit had become wrong. The client’s needs had evolved in…
When a client expressed dissatisfaction — with the pace, with a session, with anything — she went immediately into fix mode. What can I…
The first time David noticed it, he was on a call with a business partner he’d been working with for two years.
The meeting had been running twenty-five minutes over. The client — a warm person, someone Jennifer genuinely liked — was in the middle of…