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Mark a destination.

Your Map is yours. No one has walked the ground it covers, so no one can hand you a fixed path — not a guidebook, not this site. What the book showed you once, this page helps you draw: mark a destination, break the way there into legs, and take a bearing on each one. That’s the entire Map.

The way your work is split between you and AI right now was never a decision. It piled up — a shortcut one week, a new tool the next. Making the Map is choosing the split on purpose.

It doesn’t need a dollar sign attached to matter. Time, energy, and stress are currencies too. A department works. A household works. A life works.

Break the way there into legs, and list them.

    Your atlas

    A stack of maps is an atlas, and yours becomes a record of how you travel: which legs you keep, which you hand off, and what you decided along the way and why. Finish a Map, keep it, and it stacks here. That practice is Map Stacking.

    If you want a person

    Book thirty minutes and bring your Map — a rough one is fine. Rough is how they all start.

    From Running at the Speed of Light, Chapter Seven · Prometheus Press