A podcast and a practice

If you had one year, how would you live?

Not a morbid question. The most useful one there is. It burns off everything fake and leaves you with the life you actually want. Then one better question: why wait?

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The Question

Most people don't need more time. They need a reason to use it.

You did everything right. The degree, the career, the calendar full of other people's priorities. And somewhere in there the years started running together. The one-year lens breaks that trance. Here's how it works.

01

Ask it honestly

One year left. What stays, what goes, who gets your time? Your answers are a map of your real values. Almost nobody's map matches their calendar.

02

Cut what doesn't survive it

The meetings, the obligations, the version of success you inherited instead of chose. If it wouldn't make the final year, it doesn't deserve this one.

03

Build days you'd keep

Freedom is a set of habits, not a finish line. We install them in 21-day blocks, starting with the 21 Days of Magic.

The Podcast

One Year to Live.
The show.

Long conversations with people who stopped waiting. Entrepreneurs, athletes, builders and quiet rebels answer one scenario: a year from today the clock runs out. What do you do with it?

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This is not a rehearsal. You don't get the year back. You get to spend it.

The Practice

Two ways to do the work.

This isn't business coaching about squeezing out more revenue. It's life coaching for people who want their time back. The business gets simpler because the life demands it.

Costa Rica // 3 days + 90 virtual

The Immersive

A hard reset in the mountains of Perez Zeledon. Three days off the grid with Clinton, then 90 days of virtual integration while you rebuild your calendar around what matters.

  • Private 1-on-1, just you and Clinton
  • Pre-arrival life audit
  • Three days in Rivas, Costa Rica
  • 90-day virtual integration
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Virtual // 90-day partnership

The Partnership

For people rebuilding in place. Ninety days of rigorous accountability, bi-weekly strategy sessions and direct access to Clinton while you redesign your days without leaving them.

  • Bi-weekly strategy sessions
  • Unlimited async video access
  • A rolling 90-day plan
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Clinton Wasylishen
The Proof

I didn't read about this. I did it.

Clinton Wasylishen spent over a decade in corporate IT, built multiple seven-figure fitness businesses, then moved to the mountains of Perez Zeledon, Costa Rica, where he raises his two teenage sons and runs everything from a place most people save for retirement.

Three Ironman triathlons in one calendar year. The ITU World Championships. More than 20 marathons, backyard ultras, and Kilimanjaro from base to summit and back down in a single day. The same discipline that finishes races now protects his mornings, his sons and his freedom.

Solum Nunc. Age Veritatem. The Personal Code