Patterns for a more intentional life

Ken J. Caputo and Stephanie Anne Roy’s catalog title concerns the design of a life with continuing momentum. It sits within their broader work on values, purpose, and entrepreneurship.

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The Spiral is listed in the Greenlamp catalog as a book about designing a self-sustaining life. Ken J. Caputo and Stephanie Anne Roy’s wider work connects personal values with the practical decisions of work and entrepreneurship.

The current author link promotes a different book and a membership offer, rather than a standalone listing for this title. We retain The Spiral here as a catalog profile; readers should confirm the title and terms directly with the authors before ordering.

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