What do you want to do today?
Pick one. Each way in has a short list of free things to try, with the best one first.
You know something is off and can’t say what. These get you from a knot to a few plain words, on your own, in a few minutes.
A hard talk usually goes wrong in the first sentence. These help you pick yours before you send it or say it.
Nothing here asks you to talk. Pick one, give it five minutes, and decide what to do after.
Most of the work at home is the kind nobody sees. Count it first. Then split it, and check that the split is working.
Pick how much time you have. Each of these ends with something you can use the same day.
All of it is free, with no sign-up. Start with the book, or go straight to the guide for the person you’re dealing with.
Not everything has to be talked out. These turn it into a picture, a song, or a page to color.
No timers and no way to lose. Tidbit and Sugarfoot run most of it.