Reader account
Join the movement
An optional account, so the site remembers you. The key from the book is what opens The Work — with or without one.
Sign in or create an account
An account remembers you across your devices, so a key you enter once stays entered. It is entirely optional. Signing in on its own opens nothing — it is not the key, and it is not asked to be.
What signing in is for
It saves your place. Enter your key once and, signed in, you stay in on your phone, your laptop, wherever you read.
That is all it does today. There is no profile to fill in, nothing to configure, and nothing you have to do with the account once it exists.
Already have the book?
The Work — the glossary, the interviews, the sources and the exercises — opens with the key printed inside the book. You do not need an account to use it. Enter the key at the address printed on the page.
What this is not
There is no weekly newsletter waiting on the other side of this, and no automated content treadmill. I do not need your name, your company, or the reason you are here.
An account is a convenience for you, not a list for me.
One email, when there is a reason
Separately, and only if you want it: one email when there is genuinely something worth sending. No schedule, no treadmill. Leave your address and nothing else.