Your life seen at three distances. House looks at your reactions, tiredness, and decisions. Neighborhood looks at communication, boundaries, and trust. City, still being written, follows what you choose to create, alone or with others. Each book can be read on its own.
Two books are ready to read from beginning to end; the third is on the drawing board. Hover over a cover to see the RAIM layer beneath it.Two books are ready to read straight through; the third is on the drawing table. Each cover has its RAIM layer indicated beside it. Tap an available cover to read.
An alarm that goes off before you understand why. One day with energy and another when everything feels harder. A map for reading your reactions, caring for your energy, and choosing what to do with them.
A message taken the wrong way. A favor you struggle to refuse. A map for separating what someone said, what you understood, and the response you choose.
What you create with the energy you have to spare: projects, ideas, and spaces. Alone or with others, by choice.
It will be published when complete. For now, House and Neighborhood are ready to read, each on its own.
Your biology asks for energy, you collide with the people around you, and you raise your own projects, all at the same time. The blueprints look at that life from three distances. You can enter through either available book and explore the rest when their questions reach you.
Go down to the biological basement to understand and work with the machinery that keeps you alive.
The physics of colliding with others: where your control ends and someone else's begins.
Giving shape to your energy in the real world. Raising projects, ideas or spaces, not out of duty or as an escape, but by free choice.
The three blueprints rest on one system. If the technical detail interests you, RAIM keeps it complete.