Leigh Angus writes about building a life on purpose, across eight interconnected parts of who you are. Author of Wellbeing by Design. No mysticism, no 7-step plan, no finished version of a self at the end of it: just what actually happens when several parts of a life start working together.
You've tried the morning routine. The gratitude journal. The meditation app. Some of it helped, a little, for a while. And underneath all of it, something still isn't working the way you assumed it would by now.
That's not a discipline problem. It's not a luck problem. It's a structure problem, and structures can be examined, and rebuilt, on purpose.
Wellbeing by Design is built on a single argument: wellbeing is structural, not just emotional. None of these eight dimensions sit in a separate box. Your relationship with money is never only about money. Your physical health is never only about your body. The framework is grounded in cognitive and social psychology, behavioural economics, and organisational research, and written without the mysticism this category usually reaches for.
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About the book →The Companion Guide and the free Self-Check turn the framework into a year of small, weekly practice. Built for one person working alone, and just as easily worked through with a friend, a book club, or a small group.
The Companion Guide →Workshops and retreats built directly from the book's eight-dimension framework, for studios, retreat organisers, and small groups who want this thinking in the room.
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