Questions at the Door

The things people tend to ask with one hand still on the door handle.

Who are these notes written for?

Grown men and women on the American side of their fiftieth birthday, looking for plain habits that keep the head clear and the week less scattered.

Do I have to join anything?

No. The readings talk about halls and circles because they are a handy picture. Any regular conversation with the same people counts, even a weekly phone call.

Is there a charge to read?

None. You do not create an account, and no page asks you to type in your name.

Will these habits fix a problem I already have?

They are habits, not treatment. If something about your attention or your recall worries you, start with a physician and treat these pages as a companion to that visit.

Why a notebook and not an app?

Either works. Paper tends to be quicker to open and harder to ignore, which is the whole reason the second reading prefers it.

Who stands behind the pages?

A Brazilian private association. Its name, registration and the way the domain may earn money one day are set out on the host's page.