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Welcome To The Castle Library
Step inside our enchanted archive to discover insightful writings, articles and publications that were the foundations of the Castle Process.
Here, wisdom comes to life, sparking fresh perspectives to help you design the future you’ve been dreaming about. The Castle Process for Designing Your Life and Career introduces you to a range of ideas, exercises, questions, and models that are explained briefly in the material.
Everyone can explore Walt’s core concepts, but participants in the Castle Process enjoy exclusive access to the very worksheets and tools that bring these ideas to life.
Unlock Your Exclusive Access
By purchasing any of our materials—or joining one of our immersive workshops—you’ll gain exclusive access to a special corner of our online library. This private resource hub is where you can download extra copies, explore new exercises, and keep the momentum going long after the workshop ends. You can revisit, reprint, and relaunch whenever inspiration strikes. It’s all part of our commitment to supporting you at every stage of your journey
A note about dates, spellings, and stories
In the mid-1970s, life and career designing became a focus, with the work being done while living in the USA, using American spelling and vocabulary.
By the early 80s, the location of the work shifted to London, bringing with it the adoption of British spelling and vocabulary. In the late 90s, a move back to Scotland, led to incorporating a bit of Scottish vocabulary.
As a result, the articles, newsletters, and designs created over the years display a variety of spelling and vocabulary. For instance, a word commonly used may appear with different spellings in US and British English. It’s not uncommon to see an organisation become an organization (or vice versa) without any particular reason.
Instead of updating these writings, they have been preserved as originally written, in the hope that they remain useful—even if occasionally puzzling or amusing.
Additionally, some stories may sound familiar, possibly because they have been told more than once in various writings. After all, some stories are good enough to be repeated!
