This goal-setting deck will help you turn your big ambitions into a set of clearly delineated goals that can be achieved over the course of a decade. THE REMARKABLE LIFE DECK provides prompts to identify your hopes and aspirations, and, by daring you to dream them, helps you make those dreams a reality. Featuring 30 cards with generative prompts, an instructional booklet, and a workbook for creating your own ten-year plan, this deck makes a meaningful gift for graduates, people contemplating a big life change, and anyone searching for clarity and direction.

POWERHOUSE AUTHOR: Debbie Millman has led a remarkable life and has had an extraordinarily productive career: She has written six books, spearheaded the world's first graduate program in branding at New York's prestigious School of Visual Arts, and hosts Design Matters, one of the most popular design podcasts today, for which she has interviewed nearly 500 guests over the past 14 years. Her award-winning and influential work is renowned in the world of design, and she is excited to help others achieve their dreams and define success on their own terms.

UNIQUE APPROACH: This deck, along with its accompanying guidebook and workbook, distills the strategies and techniques more commonly found in intimidating, long-form books and combines them with the utility of a blank goal-setting or productivity journal--giving you both guidance and flexibility and the option to customize for your specific needs and goals.

GREAT GRAD GIFT: Perfect for anyone closing a big chapter in life and embarking on another, The Remarkable Life Deck makes a wonderful gift for a recent graduate. It's the perfect thing to foster a sense of intention when tackling big life decisions, and in helping people realize their ambitions one step at a time.

TESTED TECHNIQUE: Not only has Millman used this tool to help her students identify their own goals and the path to reaching them, but she also credits much of her own success to this tried and tested exercise.

Perfect for:

• Gift-seeking parents of college students and young adults
• Graduates and students
• Ambitious young professionals
• People at a crossroads, particularly in the wake of "the great resignation"
• Future presidents, keynote speakers, and CEOs