The concept
Twelve small habits, one at a time, each practiced for twenty-one days. The Kindle precursor is the road map into the twelve-workbook Dayvow year.
The Unstoppable Year · The Kindle Precursor
The Unstoppable Year.
Twelve small habits, one at a time, twenty-one days each — the same vow, the same three weeks the 12 Dayvow workbooks are built on, condensed for a single sitting.
Authored by Chael Jarrett · ships on Amazon KDP in early 2027.
The shape of the year
A road map, one day at a time.
The standalone Kindle precursor introduces the practice that leads into the full twelve-workbook Dayvow year.
The chapter structure
The opening chapter begins with a present-tense vow. The practice follows three weeks in the established rhythm: lay it down, stack the days, cross the line. Then Book One begins.
The intended outcome
The intended outcome is a written, repeatable daily practice and a clear bridge from the Kindle precursor into the full year.
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The KDP book description.
The full Amazon KDP listing copy — read here before the listing goes live.
From the Amazon KDP listing · Dayvow by Chael Jarrett
The Unstoppable Year.
You already know what to do. You know you should drink the water before the coffee. You know the screen should close before the second cup. You know the morning hour is yours to make. You have known it for years. What you do not have is a road map.
No new plan. Not a habit tracker, a productivity saint, or a motivational poster. A road map. Twelve small habits, picked up one at a time, each practiced for twenty-one days in a row. That is the year. Twelve cycles. Twelve stitches. One year of the shape you were after before you knew you were after it.
Twenty-one days is one cycle, and the cycle is a single page of the road map. Your year is twelve of them — one habit a cycle, one cycle a book, four seasons of three books. The habits are not twelve different programs. They are the same shape, twelve times in a row, picked up in order.
You open the first page on a Monday morning. The page asks one question, and only one — written in the present tense, the way you would say it across the kitchen counter to someone who has known you for twenty years. The vow sits at the top. You tick the small lines underneath it. You do this for twenty-one days. Then Book Two opens on Monday.
You will miss one. Tuesday is the trap. The page absorbs the miss — that is part of the work. By Day 21 the shape is yours. By Book XII the system feels like muscle memory, not a system at all.
That is the year. The Unstoppable Year.
Back‑cover blurb
The page does the holding.
The 76-word back-cover blurb in full — the short version the dust jacket would carry if the ebook had a dust jacket.
Back‑cover blurb
You already know what to do. What you do not have is a road map.
The Unstoppable Year lays one out: twelve small habits, one at a time, twenty-one days each. Twelve cycles. Twelve stitches. One full year. Twenty-one days is not the program — it is one cycle.
You open Book One on a Monday morning and write one vow, present tense. By Book XII the system feels like muscle memory.
The page does the holding.
Where the road map meets Amazon
Seven phrases readers search for.
The seven KDP keyword phrases in the original slot order — the same words the listing will be filed under the day it ships.
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Inside the Dayvow companion app
The page is one row. The app is the year.
The ebook carries the three weeks on paper. The Dayvow companion app carries the streak — the morning tick, the small lines, the same vow. Sign in to keep the one you started; or begin a free account if this is your first Dayvow.
Before the first page
The short answers.
Five practical questions about the Kindle edition, the companion app, and the road to launch.
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