Practice, not theory
The Seven Tools
A man does not change because he read. He changes because he practiced. These are the seven tools of the Legacy Method — start with one, today.
FROM THE BOOK'S APPENDIX
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The Daily Altar
To put Christ at the center before the urgent takes over the day.
15 to 30 minutes, in the morning Open the tool →
Seven Gates Audit
To guard the heart by weekly examining the seven entrances through which a founder's heart gets invaded, and setting one practical safeguard for each.
20 to 30 minutes Open the tool →
Covenant Meeting
To protect the marriage covenant with a simple system, so the marriage doesn't become nothing but logistics.
30 to 45 minutes Open the tool →
Map of the Five Processes
To pull the company out of improvisation by documenting the five essential processes, so it stops depending on the founder always being there.
One page per process Open the tool →
The Steward's Weekly Review
To stop the silent drift.
30 to 45 minutes, every weekend Open the tool →
Legacy Letter
To give language to the family legacy.
One writing session; updated yearly Open the tool →
90-Day Plan
To turn the method into practical decision — one concrete decision per pillar for the next 90 days.
90 days, reviewed every 30 days Open the tool →THE TOOLS · 01 · WHERE MOST MEN BEGIN
The Daily Altar
To put Christ at the center before the urgent takes over the day. This is scheduled surrender — a deliberate, specific, non-negotiable time with God before anything else lays claim to your attention.
Practice is lighter when it is shared.
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