Planning engagement
Annual Map Review
One sitting, a year on, to move dates and amounts when a salary, a child, or a parent's health has changed.
Office in Tambon Lubobo, or the couple's home inside Amphoe Yi-ngo
Who it is for
Couples who finished a Goal Map with this office. The review is for a map that has been lived with, not for a first conversation.
What you take home
A revised map: old lines struck through, new dates and amounts written in, and a fresh review month. The couple keeps the marked copy.
How the sittings run
First part of the sitting
Reading last year's lines
Each goal is read aloud. The couple says what was paid, what stalled, and what they no longer want. The planner does not defend the old dates.
Second part of the sitting
Rewriting what changed
New figures are written only where life changed: overtime that ended, a fee that rose, a parent who moved in. Goals that still fit are left alone.
Included
- Ninety minutes with the planner who holds the file, or with Arun if Malee is away and the couple agrees
- A marked-up copy of the map
- A new review month written on the last page
Outside this engagement
- Rebuilding the map from nothing; that is a new Goal Map engagement
- Tax, legal, or product work
What to prepare
- The couple's copy of the map, even if it has tea stains
- Notes of anything large that changed in the year
- Both partners
Fee
The fee is 4,200 THB, paid before the sitting. There is no deposit. Couples who miss the review month by more than three months are asked to book a short First Sitting instead, so the file is not revised on stale facts.
Limits of the work
The review looks at the existing map. A new business, a separation, or a move abroad is a different conversation and is quoted after the office has heard the facts.
Fees for every engagement are listed together on the fees page. The sequence of a full Goal Map is also told, from the couple’s side of the table, on the planning path.
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