Manual of Me - a guide to creating your personal user manual

£15

A Manual of Me is a clever little document
which helps you explore and explain how you
work better together with others.

Over 200,000 people and 1000+ organisations have created a Manual of Me using our tools and resources online at my.manualof.me, as well as workshops, consultancy and support to help individuals and teams work better together.

We've packaged up the most useful insights, framework and content to help you create your own Manual of Me, along with handy templates, questions, exercises and guidance - from Matthew Knight, the creator of the Manual of Me platform.

For £9, you'll get:

Official Guide: How to create your Manual of Me
Including...
A framework for creation
100 question prompts
10 exercises to try
Editable Templates: Your own Manual of Me
Monthly nudges and new questions to consider
Premium access to online platform
Lifetime access to the guide, including any later versions.

Use our guide to create your own Manual of Me, or work with your team and colleagues to create something together. You'll receive a monthly email with new suggestions and ideas to include in your Manual of Me, and there's even more support online at https://my.manualof.me

You'll also get 6 months free premium access our online platform, if you want to create your Manual of Me online, or simply use the handy editable templates and guides if you prefer using your own tools.

As Manual of Me is a living document which works for your entire career, you'll also have a lifetime of updates, each time we revise the guide, you'll get access to the newest version.

Manual of Me is in use across thousands of organisations, and Matthew Knight has been working closely with individuals, teams, businesses, charities, government departments, startups, scaleups, coaches and community groups who are using the framework to help work better together.

In this guide, he shares his insights into creating Manuals, what works, pitfalls to avoid, ideas to explore, questions to answer, exercises to complete, and considerations to make as you explore and explain how you work.