How to Escape a Prison Planet in 180 Days (Paperback or Softback)

For anyone who suspects they live on a prison planet, this workbook offers a protocol for escape that is powerful and transformative. The book is offered only in physical form because it is meant to be written on, doodled in, and handled often.
 
This protocol will not fix everything in your life. However, it should get you to the point where you can start fixing everything yourself. It will not make your dreams come true, but it will reignite your internal sun enough to illuminate what your dreams are, give you an inkling of how to realize them, and provide you with the energy and will to get started.
 
Why should you trust this protocol? The only good reason is if it gives structure to something deep down that is calling you. If this path doesn't correspond with how your soul wants you to grow, doesn't make sense to you on some spiritual, emotional, or intuitive level, don't do it. You are the ultimate authority for your life and possess the ultimate responsibility for it as well. Never give that power away.
 
Does it matter if you escape the prison planet? Indeed it does. Everyone has gifts, everyone has a contribution to make, everyone matters. You matter. Your life matters. In addition, all human beings are interconnected. Your freedom, your joy, your peace helps every single person on the planet. If you choose, your escape can begin the day you turn the first page of this book. It's up to you.

"How to Escape a Prison Planet in 180 Days is a fascinating framework for profound spiritual growth and physical restoration. It's loaded with practical ways to shed your dysfunctions, unshackle your spirit, and reconnect with your true self."
—Shawn M., Laguna Niguel, California

"This well‑structured and thoughtful guide offers a grounded blend of daily movement, meditation, and gentle accountability that makes it a practical and encouraging resource for anyone feeling depressed, stuck, or simply wanting to feel more in control of their life."
—Lydia L., Lopez Island, Washington

"Allen opens like Blade Runner and closes like a love letter to humanity. The prison-planet premise turns out to be how she gets you out the door long enough to hear it. It's a workbook, but also a lifeline. Take it."
—Corcoran B., New York City, New York