Discipline or desire. Structure or spontaneity. It can feel like you have to pick one. APSP holds both: Logos, the ordering principle, and Eros, the relating principle, at seventy to thirty. This live session shows you the model and how to read your own life against it.
Your scores · Your telos · Your first move
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What lets a career, a household or a week bear weight.
What keeps a life alive, adaptive and worth sharing.
Seventy parts order, thirty parts friction: the ratio APSP builds toward.
Rate your personal, financial and social life 24 months ago, today and 24 months ahead, measured against your telos: what your life is ultimately for. It takes about two minutes. Screenshot your result and bring it with you.
Rate each domain as it was 24 months ago.
Rate each domain as it is today. Be honest with yourself.
Rate where each domain must be in 24 months for your life to serve its purpose.
Move the sliders to your honest scores first. If 5 is honest, select Continue again.
You have just done what every APSP framework asks: you scored your own life at three points in time.
| Domain | Then | Now | Telos | Pace (points a year) | Telos reached |
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A self-assessment for orientation only. Pace assumes the next 24 months move like the last 24. Not clinical, financial or professional advice. Your answers stay in your browser; if you continue to the free chapter, your alignment score and focus domain are added to the link.
The session explains Logos and Eros in plain terms. Then you score your three domains and work out, with the model, whether your widest gap needs more structure or more relation.
How Applied Psychoid Systems Philosophy treats your life as a system: structure (Logos) held in tension with relation and friction (Eros), at seventy to thirty.
Score your personal, financial and social life 24 months ago, today and 24 months ahead, measured against your telos, and find where the widest gap sits.
The three phases of the arc, and how to use the first three months on the domain that matters most to you.
Bring a real decision or a sticking point, and ask it live.
The session closes with an overview of the Varch instruments for anyone who wants to go further. Buying anything else is optional.
Pay $98 once and choose your session time at checkout.
Your confirmation and joining link arrive by email.
Join from a computer or phone. A member of the Varch team presents, then takes your questions live.
$98, one-time. Choose your time at checkout; your joining link arrives by email.
Logos and Eros, held at 70/30
A live presentation of APSP and the 24-month arc, your bird’s-eye view scored before or during the session, and a live Q&A.
Live session: choose a time you can attend. One-time payment; all sales are final.
At an $80,000 salary, $98 is about two and a half hours of working time (salary ÷ 2,080 hours). An illustration, not a promise.
A 90-minute live online session: a presentation of APSP, Applied Psychoid Systems Philosophy, and its 24-month arc, followed by a live Q&A.
You choose from the available session times when you book. Your confirmation and joining link arrive by email.
A computer or phone with a reliable connection, 90 minutes and something to write with.
A member of the Varch team presents APSP and answers your questions live.
Yes. The session includes a live Q&A. Bring a real decision or a sticking point.
Yes. The session closes with an overview of the Varch instruments for anyone who wants to go further, and attendees who already own Vman and VFBundle may be offered a Vcom seat while any remain. Buying anything else is optional, and the $98 is not credited toward other purchases.
Applied Psychoid Systems Philosophy: a relational mental model for life, living systems and business. It treats your life as a system, a structure (Logos) held in tension with relation and friction (Eros), and offers frameworks, sold separately, with self-scoring quizzes to engineer that system toward its telos. “Psychoid” comes from Carl Jung, who used it for the deep layer where the psyche seems to border on matter.
No. The session is a one-time payment of $98 and all sales are final. If your joining email does not arrive, contact us and we will resend it.
No. APSP is a philosophy and a set of educational frameworks. The session is not therapy or medical, psychological, financial or legal advice, and no specific outcome is promised.
Reserve your place, choose your time and bring one real question. $98, one-time.