Your workbook, your way
However you like to work, you can keep it.
Some women type everything on a phone. Some want a pen and a binder on the kitchen table. Pick the path that sounds easiest. You can switch any time, and nothing here takes more than a few steps.
- 1No printing
Fill it in on your phone or tablet
Download the PDF and open it in a free app (Adobe Acrobat Reader on any device, or Markup on an iPhone or iPad). Tap to type, circle your scores, and save. Simple steps are on the back page of your packet.
What you end up with: a folder of dated PDFs, one for each time you work through a room. Nothing to print, store, or lose.
- 2At home
Print it yourself
Every packet comes in two versions: full color, and an ink-saver version with a white background so it doesn’t drain your printer. Print it, punch the holes with any standard 3-hole punch, and snap the pages into a binder.
What you end up with: a binder you write in by hand, with room to add each new stage as it comes out.
- 3At a print shop
Let a shop print and punch it
Bring the file on your phone or a USB drive to a shop like FedEx Office or Staples. Ask for “single-sided, 3-hole punched.” Choose black and white to save money, or color if you want the full look.
What you end up with: a finished binder-ready set without owning a printer, a punch, or any ink.
- 4Coming soon
Have it printed and shipped to you
A printed copy made to order, already hole-punched, ships to your door. Just add a binder.
What you end up with: a ready-to-fill set in the mail, with nothing to download, print, or punch.
- 5After you finish
Print your finished pages
Filled it in on screen? When a room feels settled, print just the pages you wrote on, or all of them, and put them in a binder.
What you end up with: a keepsake of your own words and answers, put together in minutes, with no re-copying.
- 6Optional
Get your binder
Every page has a wider left margin, so the holes never land on your words. Any standard 3-ring binder works. A sturdy one with a clear cover and dividers will hold all eight rooms and the stages still to come.
What you end up with: a binder you’ll want to keep on the shelf. Binder · 3-hole punch · Divider tabs
Everything is hole-punch friendly, so you can start on a screen and end up with a binder, or the other way around.
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