Every edition of Volume One, for one household. Ages six through thirty.
The same three questions at every age. What do you actually value, which of those are really yours, and which one comes first when two of them pull in opposite directions. What changes is the room.
If you have a nine-year-old and a fifteen-year-old, this is the version to get. They work through the same framework at their own level, using the same story, so the conversation at your dinner table is one conversation instead of three.
What's inside
Ours, the family edition. Ages six to eleven. Four sittings of about twenty minutes, done by a grown-up and a child together, with games instead of writing. Ends with three values your family picks together and signs.
Yours, the teen edition. Junior high and high school. 34 pages plus a 25-page leader guide with six session plans, tear-out decision cards, a three-week check-in, and six phone lock screens.
Yours, the college and young adult edition. Ages 18 to 30. 35 pages, self-guided, with everything a leader would say printed on the page. Works alone or in a small group.
Daniel holds all three together. Taken from home at roughly a teenager's age, renamed, re-educated, and he still worked out what he was keeping before the training had properly started. A six-year-old meets him as a story. A twenty-four-year-old meets him as somebody who left home and had to decide who he was going to be.
One more thing worth saying. The young adult edition is not only for young adults. If you're a parent buying this for your kids, that's the one to do yourself. Your children will not tell you their three until you've told them yours, and the book that gets you ready for that conversation is in this bundle.
License
This covers one household. Print as many copies as you have people living in your house. If you're a church or ministry running this with a group, the Church License is the one you want instead.
How you'll get it
Instantly, as a single zip file with three folders, one per edition. Save it to a computer rather than a phone, then unzip it. Print at 100% on Letter paper, in color if you can.
Every edition of Volume One, for one household. Ages six through thirty.
The same three questions at every age. What do you actually value, which of those are really yours, and which one comes first when two of them pull in opposite directions. What changes is the room.
If you have a nine-year-old and a fifteen-year-old, this is the version to get. They work through the same framework at their own level, using the same story, so the conversation at your dinner table is one conversation instead of three.
What's inside
Ours, the family edition. Ages six to eleven. Four sittings of about twenty minutes, done by a grown-up and a child together, with games instead of writing. Ends with three values your family picks together and signs.
Yours, the teen edition. Junior high and high school. 34 pages plus a 25-page leader guide with six session plans, tear-out decision cards, a three-week check-in, and six phone lock screens.
Yours, the college and young adult edition. Ages 18 to 30. 35 pages, self-guided, with everything a leader would say printed on the page. Works alone or in a small group.
Daniel holds all three together. Taken from home at roughly a teenager's age, renamed, re-educated, and he still worked out what he was keeping before the training had properly started. A six-year-old meets him as a story. A twenty-four-year-old meets him as somebody who left home and had to decide who he was going to be.
One more thing worth saying. The young adult edition is not only for young adults. If you're a parent buying this for your kids, that's the one to do yourself. Your children will not tell you their three until you've told them yours, and the book that gets you ready for that conversation is in this bundle.
License
This covers one household. Print as many copies as you have people living in your house. If you're a church or ministry running this with a group, the Church License is the one you want instead.
How you'll get it
Instantly, as a single zip file with three folders, one per edition. Save it to a computer rather than a phone, then unzip it. Print at 100% on Letter paper, in color if you can.