Start Building Your Good Life
The Good Life Practice is one system with three workspaces:
1. Lifestyle Design Studio → Design the life
2. Good Life Teams → Build the engine
3. Sustaining Good Lives → Protect the future
Families move between them as their life evolves.
Every learning step includes a downloadable Practice Journal.
- You save it to your own computer or print it.
- It is not stored, tracked, or owned by this platform.
- Your reflections, decisions, and thinking belong to you, because they are part
of your authority over your own life.
Some people choose to share parts of their practice in the Everyday Good Lives Community - as a way of contributing to shared learning, connection, and belonging.
Start Where You Are
Lifestyle Design Studio
- clarify life direction and create your life vision
- design meaningful roles and contribution
- build belonging in ordinary community life
- shape a life that looks and feels true to your life vision.
Sustaining Good Lives
- understand budgetsÂ
- build shared governance and leadership
- protect against devaluation and drift
- strengthen economic and social resilience
- design succession that doesn’t rely on crisis.
Good Life Teams
- build role-based, person-led support to create teams that strengthen life, not run it
- clarify authority and leadership
- train people & teams to protect dignity and adulthood
- create continuity so life doesn’t collapse when someone leaves.
You can begin anywhere in the Good Life Practice
Not because the work is unstructured, but because each workspace relates to the same life vision in a different way.
- If your life vision is still emerging, the Practice helps you clarify and shape it.
- If your life vision is clear, the Practice helps you support and enact it.
- If your life vision is under pressure, the Practice helps you protect and sustain it.
The vision always leads.
The work simply meets it where it is.
Who is this for?
The Good Life Practice is designed for disabled people and families who want to lead their own lives, not hand them over to a system.
It’s a good fit if you:
- want life shaped by the person’s own vision
- value ordinary adult lives in ordinary places
- are willing to build structure, not just receive support
- want something that can grow, adapt, and last over time
You DON'T need everything figured out.
Who this may not suit
Different approaches suit different people at different times, however:
This may not be the right fit if you’re looking for:
- a service to take over all responsibility
- a quick fix or one-size fits all solution
- a set programme to follow step by step
- guaranteed outcomes without shared leadership
Life is so uniquely different for each of us, so there is no 'one solution' that would suit everyone's individual life visions and needs.Â
Each learning step includes a Visibility Dial
It’s a pause point that helps you decide:
- what stays private
- what’s shared with family or supporters
- what’s useful for teams
- what, if anything, is prepared for formal systems
As people trust their judgement more, they also become more deliberate about what they
share, and with whom.
Disabled people decide when sharing supports their life - and when it doesn’t.
How this all comes together
As you work, you’ll build your Practice Stack - your family’s living life manual that holds:
- the person’s life direction
- roles and contribution
- team structure
- governance and safeguards
- shared practices and rhythms
- succession and continuity plans
This is not something that belongs to the platform, it’s something you can save, print, share, and pass on.
The Practice belongs to you.
