A Saturday note, written with care — because this news deserves both honesty and gentleness.
The decision is made: our friends at The Daily Wellness are closing the digital bundle side of their business. Permanently. For weeks they were deciding; the deciding is done. It wasn't easy — two years of building doesn't fold up painlessly — but it's final, and at the end of this month it takes effect.
Here's what that means, plainly: all twelve of their systems — every workbook, card deck, script library, journal, and poster — stop being purchasable. By anyone, at any price, forever. No waitlist for after. No archive link. No quiet exceptions. The other side of this deadline is simply a world where these cannot be bought.
So while the window is still open, here's everything on the table — and everything that comes with it:
The Summer Sale — the final offer they will ever run:
All 12 bundles + 3 free bonuses — 360+ clinically informed resources, 10,000+ printable pages, at 80% off, the deepest discount in their history
One payment, ownership forever — everything downloads to your device; no login, no renewal, no subscription. Untouchable by their closure or anything after it
Built on the frameworks that work — CBT, DBT, polyvagal and somatic approaches, IFS-informed parts work, attachment science — translated into tools you actually reach for at 3 AM
Endorsed by the professionals — therapists, counselors, and psychologists have independently reviewed and endorsed these materials; many use them in their own practices
A library, not homework — you open the right tool the night the right problem shows up
Every purchase supports their free work — the newsletter, guides, and crisis resources they keep open for anyone
One honest bit of arithmetic: at $19.95 each, three bundles cost more than their entire library right now. Since none will be buyable after this month, that math exists exactly once — and this is it.
They've kept every deadline this month — we've watched them do it. This decision will hold the same way.
So here's our Saturday ask, made gently: don't save this for the final day. Final days have a way of getting away from people — and this is the one decision where "later" quietly becomes "never."
With love,
The Divine Purpose Team