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$19.99 Original price was: $19.99.$5.99Current price is: $5.99.
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$147.00 – $397.00Price range: $147.00 through $397.00
Founding pricing through September 30: $147 for the year (regular $197 after that) or $397 once, for life. Everything Homefire, plus Robin — the Monthly Rhythm plan, monthly office hours, every product ever made (including the Hearth Toolbox and everything future), and the members-only circle.
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$37.00
All 100 Homefire tools in one toolbox – little apps that plan the meals, track the bills, tame the calendar, and remember it all for you. Minutes, not hours. Yours forever.
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$27.00
Five fifteen-minute blocks between the bus and bedtime.
Somebody planned your mornings. Nobody planned the four hours after school — which is why those hours are the loudest part of your day. This hands them a shape: five short handovers that each end something, in order, whenever you get to them. Printable, fillable PDF and app — one price, all three. Instant download.
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$27.00
Twenty posts, fifteen minutes at a time. Setting a blog up takes one afternoon — this is about the other part, the part where blogs actually die. Twenty pages, five worksheets, and an app that decides what’s next so you don’t have to.
Printable AND fillable AND an app — one price, all three formats.
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$9.00
Set it up in 15 minutes. Let the chart do the asking.
An age-by-age chore system for a house with actual kids in it — the three rules that kill the daily argument, a one-weekend build guide, and three printables that do the reminding so you don’t have to. Instant download.
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$27.00
Five fifteen-minute sessions, and the thing is made.
A 20-page walk-through that takes one small digital product from “I have an idea” to a page somebody can buy from — without a launch, a funnel, or a free weekend you don’t have. Printable, fillable and app, all three included at one price.
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$37.00
Four rhythms, built fifteen minutes at a time. The reset is the easy part — this is the part that keeps it.
Daily, weekly, monthly and seasonal, written down once in your own handwriting. A 15-page printable, a fillable version you can type into, and an app that quietly knows what day it is — all three, one price.
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$9.00
Three jars, one counting day a week, and a child who knows what things cost. Fifteen minutes to set up, ninety seconds a week to keep. Ages 4-12. Comes as a 16-page printable, a fillable PDF, and an app – all three included, one price.
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$12.00
Fifty-two questions for the people at your table — one a week, all year. A printable AND an app, one price. Answer the same question again next year and the app shows you last year’s answer right above the box.
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$9.00
More than a hundred lunchbox notes, already written and sorted by age. Batch a whole month in fifteen minutes at the kitchen table. Comes as a printable and an app — both included, one price.
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$27.00
Three parts, about 15 minutes each. One honest week — and a money story that finally works for you instead of against you.
A CFO’s approach to rewriting the beliefs that write your money habits: find the story, put it on trial, replace it with one that’s actually true. Instant download.
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$9.00
Fifteen minutes of nothing, on purpose. Nine ways to do it. One week to feel the difference.
A 12-page printable and a matching app — one price, both formats — for the mom whose brain hasn’t been alone in a room since 2019. Not meditation. Not a morning routine. Just the practice of leaving a gap alone.
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$27.00
Fifteen honest minutes finds you the margin you swore you didn’t have. A four-margin audit (time, energy, money, people) plus a Minimum Viable Day plan for the weeks life falls apart anyway.
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$9.00
Ten minutes at the printer buys you eight hours of backseat peace. 16 pages of road-trip games and quiet-time pages, plus the free Travel Games app twin — one price, both formats.
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$17.00
Fifteen minutes is enough to change a room. You just have to know which fifteen.
Two passes, ten rooms, one page each. A printable, a fillable version you can type into, and an app that holds the list and runs the clock — so you can walk into any room in the house and know exactly what to do with the time you actually have.
