Playbook Survey

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The four weeks

Start with what you came for.

When you started, what were you hoping the Playbook would help with?

What was the most valuable part?

A week, a Two-Minute Move, a line that stuck, a conversation with Saige. Whatever earned its place.

If you could change one thing, what would it be?

Compared with what you expected, the four weeks were More useful than I expected About what I expected Less useful than I expected

Think of the last time something was hard for your teen this month. In a sentence, what did they do?

Optional. If you want, add what you did next.

Four weeks in, what did your result get wrong about your teen, or about you?

Optional. Small things count.

If a friend asked what Relate2 is, what would you tell them?

Your words, not ours.

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The words we use

We name things on purpose. This tells us which names are doing their job.

For each of these, how clear was the name by the end of the four weeks?

Any word or name that confused you, or that you would have called something else?

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Price

Beta families did not pay. We need to know what this is worth to a parent who would.

A 4-Week Playbook built for your dynamic, at $149 USD. Worth it? Yes Maybe. Depends what else comes with it. No

Which would you rather? Pay once per Playbook, and only when I want the next one A monthly subscription with the Playbooks, Game Plans and Saige all in it Not sure yet

The most you would pay for one 4-Week Playbook Under $50 $50 to $99 $100 to $149 $150 or more

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Saige and privacy

Saige runs in a closed system. We still want to know how it felt from your side.

Anything about privacy, or how your answers are handled, that gave you pause?

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Who it is for

Last two, then one open box.

Who is this most useful for? The parent who carries most of the emotional load at home The busy parent who wants the short version and a clear next step A parent in the middle of a rough patch with their teen A parent who already reads a lot about this and wants something specific Both parents, working from the same page

And who is least likely to use it? The parent who carries most of the emotional load at home The busy parent who wants the short version and a clear next step A parent in the middle of a rough patch with their teen A parent who already reads a lot about this and wants something specific Both parents, working from the same page

Anything else you want us to know?

One last thing.

The four weeks

The words we use

Price

Saige and privacy

Who it is for

Thank you. That is the whole thing.

What went wrong?

Got it. Thank you.