Timber Living Planning Guide

The #1 Reason You Want Timber Framing Is To Express Your Personal Style...

Don't Screw It Up By Skipping This Unique Opportunity And Very Important Step!

The following phrases or words, neither you nor I ever want to hear.
"Well, our ____________ is OK, but it turned out too ___________"

"Too Low"	"Too Airy"
"Too Heavy"	"Too Modern"
"Too Busy"	"Too Dated"
"Too Sterile"	"Too Predictable"

Gathering pictures and speeding from gallery to gallery is a great exercise and something I recommend for the brain storming process. But you will want to avoid depending solely upon pictures...

You see, a picture can only capture so much. With the loss of peripheral vision and spatial feel, you only get to experience a portion or sometimes even a distorted view of the photographs. Which is why you also will want to "bone-up" on your verbal communication skills. When you can effectively communicate the "feel" or ultimate outcome you are looking for, your added ability will not only help you express what you want, but it will help you visualize your desires also.

If this message has put you on edge, I apologize. It's just that I feel so strongly about the importance of getting just what you want, without you having to live with something which becomes hum-drum with the passage of time.

I want you to get enough of yourself... enough of your DNA into your timber design, that you will always feel a deep sense of satisfaction whenever you are enjoying your timber atmosphere.

This guide I have put together for you IS the answer to capturing your personal style. Not only will it ensure complete and solid communication. But it gives you an overview of building process... step by step.

Please take advantage of this generous offer today! Read on for more details or scroll directly to the bottom to get instant access to your guide!

10 Easy Steps to Capture Every Detail of Your Own Personal Timber Style

Each step is fast, easy, and fun.
Each step encourages a limited time frame so you
have a finish line for each activity.
Each step has unique activities which will help you
discover things even you didn't know!

Is There Any Reason You Shouldn't Take Action Now?

(You also get instant access to videos, PDFs, and other benefits Gold members share!)

Doing... Creating... Accomplishing... Helping... All very powerful motivators you and I experience in our lives.

I believe these actions are small concrete steps we take every day which enrich our lives. We find reward, meaning, and satisfaction in what we do and how we move forward.

More Big Reasons to Get Your Planning Guide Now:

You will get instant access to Gold Member benefits

The Gold Members Area is designed to give you the tools and information you need to move forward. To get expert advice. To get inspiration. And to give you a road map to acquire your Timber Living. (Hidden pages, videos, PDFs, and more.)
The benefits you will enjoy and share

By this, I mean not only the lasting, tangible timber atmosphere you will admire for entertaining and relaxing, but also the immediate intangible happiness and meaning you will get as soon as ideas and goals begin to conceptualize in your mind - I have found that I have always been more tolerant, patient, and helpful when I am actively pursuing a goal or - in most cases - multiple goals. You will be designing your timber living with a personal touch to fit yourself, your family, and friends.
Minimizing the effect of negative actions

Of course in a general sense, I hope you minimize any behaviors or actions which will decrease your happiness and well-being. In a specific sense, going through the planning guide, I want you to think about inaction. The accumulated effect of inaction can very easily have a very negative influence which manifests itself in frustration, impatience, bad mood, etc., which goes on to create even more negative influences if it goes unchecked (at least this has been my experience). The easiest way to reverse or minimize these negative effects is to take action. As simple as it may sound, taking action will have a positive ripple effect. Do anything you can to take action. I like to start by thinking about the satisfying feeling positive action brings, and by using a timer. For example: "I'll do 'Y' for 37 minutes."

Your action step today is easy... Just leave your name and email in the form below. You can feel good knowing that you will gain a wealth of knowledge about your personal tastes and about timber design in the very near future. You also get the benefit of automatically becoming a gold member!

Below is an outline of the 10 week Timber Living Planning Guide you will be receiving:

   Week #1:   Gather Ideas
   Week #2:   Your Values and Project Theme
   Week #3:   Choosing a Site
   Week #4:   Fitting Your Project to the Landscape
   Week #5:   Atmosphere and Lifestyle
   Week #6:   Colors, Tones, and Textures
   Week #7:   Timber Styles
   Week #8:   Pulling it all Together
   Week #9:   Completion Dates
   Week #10: Commitment

As you can see, the willingness, ability, and passion to assist you in achieving the timber living you desire is the core of Arrow Timber Framing's DNA. I hope you reap big benefits from this planning guide by signing up today!

Welcome aboard,

Bert Sarkkinen

Free Instant Access Now!

If you do not immediately receive a welcome e-mail with a list of items you may find helpful for organizing the information you gather every week, please notify me immediately - Bert@ArrowTimber.com.

Are you a professional in the building industry?

Send me an email with the subject line "Impress Clients" for a free full-color hard-copy to help you communicate and create unique living space for your clients. This simply gives you more versatility to accomodate the broad range of your clients' needs. I look forward to hearing from you - Bert

Optional Upgrade

If you would like your own full-color, easy-to-organize, durable, spiral-bound, planning guide with heavy-weight pages which are blank on the backsides for plenty of notes and useful for photo storage, click the button below:

Timber Living Planning Guide