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Life Design Tools

Money is not the goal — it is the tool that enables the life you want to live. The Rockwood life design tools help you define what financial freedom actually looks like for you, then build a plan that connects your daily financial decisions to your long-term life vision. This is where finance meets purpose.

Available Tools (6)

Browse all tools in this category. Each tool is designed to help you implement a specific aspect of the Rockwood Method.

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Life Design Vision Workbook

Define your ideal life across six dimensions: career and purpose, relationships and family, health and wellness, personal growth, experiences and adventure, and contribution and legacy. Then connect each dimension to specific financial requirements and timelines.

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Legacy Planning Framework

Begin thinking about the financial legacy you want to create. This framework covers estate planning basics, generational wealth strategies, charitable giving structures, and the values you want your financial legacy to represent.

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Financial Freedom Milestone Tracker

Track your progress through the key milestones of financial freedom: debt elimination, emergency reserves, consistent investing, passive income generation, and ultimately, work-optional status. Each milestone includes specific criteria and celebration markers.

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Income Replacement Planner

Calculate how much passive or investment income you need to replace your employment income at various lifestyle levels — lean, comfortable, and abundant. Makes the Freedom stage concrete and measurable with personalized targets and timelines.

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Annual Giving Plan

A structured template for planning charitable giving, family gifts, and community contributions throughout the year. Connect your financial capacity to generosity and purpose — the emotional payoff of the Freedom stage.

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Couple's Financial Alignment Workshop

A guided conversation framework for partners to discuss financial values, goals, responsibilities, and boundaries. Address the number one source of relationship conflict around money with structured exercises and alignment scoring.

Ready to put these tools to work?

Start with the Financial Clarity Steps to apply these tools to your own financial situation.