You built this so you’d have freedom. So why have you never been less free?
OnTrack helps self-employed owners work on their life and business, not just in them — in that order. It’s built on the frameworks Dr Alan Haynes spent a career developing, modernised by his son Rees for the way you actually work today.
See where you’re off-track — in five minutes
The free Life & Business Scorecard shows you, honestly, which parts of your life and business have drifted while you’ve been heads-down. No call, no pitch.
The trap
The technician’s trap
You’re good at the work. That’s the problem. The better you are at doing the job, the more the business needs you — until you’re the bottleneck, the safety net and the reason nothing runs without you. The hours climb. The income plateaus. Your health, your family and your own life quietly pay for it.
“I built this so I’d have freedom, and I’ve never been less free.”
The reframe
Most advice fixes half of you
Business communities will help you grow revenue while your life falls apart. Life coaches will help you feel calmer while the business that’s crushing you carries on unchanged. OnTrack is built for the whole picture: we fix the life and the business, in the right order.
How it works
Two programmes, one philosophy
Make Your Life Really Work
8 challenges to redesign your time, health and priorities so your life stops coming last.
Make Your Business Really Work
10 challenges to systemise the business so it stops depending on you for everything.
You can start both, free, inside the community.
Proof & authority
Frameworks that have already done this
OnTrack isn’t theory invented last week. The backbone is Dr Alan Haynes’ work with owners and leaders over decades, updated with the best of modern practice — E-Myth, Atomic Habits, and disciplined 90-day execution.
Start with the honest five minutes
Before you change anything, see clearly where you stand. Take the Scorecard.
Where is your life and business off-track?
It takes about five minutes. You get your single biggest off-track area — and one practical next step.