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The Family Plan
The Family Plan is a help binder for every family, allowing you to achieve something that will make the entire unit prosper and become successful. It details how structuring a plan greatly helps in omitting white noise and crystallizing an objective that the family members must conquer. It’s also about figuring out the best plan to strengthen the bond within the family and make the life and responsibilities of each member better without any unnecessary and avoidable hardships.
Relationship Report Card (RRC)
Kerry A. Clark & Co.’s Relationship Report Card (RRC) is a no-cost, downloadable questionnaire that can help couples evaluate the status of their relationship. It’s best for serious couples who plan to stay together for a lifetime. The couple only needs to complete the questionnaire, calculate their respective scores, and discuss the outcome. The RRC is available once you sign up for our free email updates. It is a communication tool designed to be used by couples over and over again.
When Ordinary is No Longer Enough – The Book
When Ordinary is No Longer Enough is THE book that will enlighten and direct us to untraveled paths to the extraordinary, the paths that common people would not often take. Nobody remembers you when you’re average. Be extraordinary. Be no-longer-common. With this book, I affirm that you’re MORE than just ordinary and you’re anything BUT common.
Slow Your Pace
“Slow Your Pace: 10 Ways to Slow Your Pace” is a $1.99 downloadable document that talks about the importance of slowing down the pace in all aspects of life. It provides insights and resources on how to properly take a step back, breathe, and slow down to achieve more favorable results not just in one’s day to day life, but in making big, life-altering decisions as well. For less than two dollars, this iDoc – internet document- helps people switch from the often-treacherous route of living a fast-paced lifestyle into slower but surer strides.
Why We Created NoLongerCommon.com?
There have been so many questions about No-Longer-Common that I finally realized that it’s about time I answered them. Why did we go through all this effort to build such a website? Why all this focus on defining the difference between what’s normal and what we’re calling “no-longer-common” in today’s world? There are a couple of reasons why we felt that a website like NoLongerCommon.com is a necessity today.
