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• Planned

  Everything in NAP Premium

  The recaps, advanced planning modes, custom reports, and premium downloads — whenever Premium exists.

• Requires Provider

  A private peer community

  Somewhere to talk with people who already understand the calculation behind a normal-looking day.

• Requires Community Launch

  Monthly group planning session

  Plan the month ahead together, out loud, with the option to stay on camera-off and quiet.

• Requires Community Launch

  Monthly founder office hours

  An open hour with Anne to ask practical questions about planning, work, and tooling.

• Requires Community Launch

  Work and career roundtables

  Disclosure, accommodations, meeting load, freelancing, and interviews — from people doing it.

• Requires Community Launch

  Travel conversations

  Flights, time zones, work trips, and the days after. Planning, not advice.

• Requires Community Launch

  Quiet coworking and body-doubling

  Shared silence with the camera optional, for the tasks that are easier alongside someone.

• Requires Community Launch

  Rest-positive community events

  Sessions where rest is the point, not a confession.

• Requires Community Launch

  Guest educational speakers

  Sessions from people with genuine, verifiable expertise. No speaker is booked, and none will be named before they are.

• Requires Community Launch

  Practical workshops

  Working sessions that end with something you can use — a template, a plan, or a script.

• Requires Community Launch

  Workshop replay library

  Recordings, for the days a live session is not possible.

• Requires Community Launch

  Member-created templates

  Day shapes made by members, shared by choice, credited how the maker wants.

• Requires Community Launch

  Community recommendations

  Practical things members actually rate, kept separate from anything sponsored.

• Requires Community Launch

  Product testing

  First look at unfinished tools, with the rough edges left visible.

• Planned

  Member discounts

  Reduced pricing on workshops and future NAP products.

• Requires Community Launch

  Optional accountability partners

  Opt-in pairing, easy to leave, with no streaks and no reporting on each other.

• Requires Community Launch

  Community story opportunities

  A route to sharing your story publicly if you want to — never a requirement of membership.

• Requires Provider

  Discord

  Why it might fit: Lowest friction for a small founding-member pilot, and familiar to many people already.

  The trade-off: Fast-moving, noisy by default, and harder to keep calm and searchable. Weaker fit for a paid, structured membership.

• Requires Provider

  Circle

  Why it might fit: Structured, branded membership with spaces, events, and clearer moderation tooling.

  The trade-off: A platform cost from day one, and another account for members to create.

• Requires Provider

  Mighty Networks

  Why it might fit: Courses, events, and community in one place if workshops become central.

  The trade-off: Heavier than a pilot needs, and more product to learn before anything is proven.

What would never cross the boundary

• No journal entry, plan, task, report, imported file, or wearable reading is ever sent to a community provider — automatically or otherwise.
• A community provider would receive only what is strictly needed to grant access, and only after you join and consent.
• Community posts live on the community platform and are separate from your private NAP data.
• Your NAP account and a future community account can be deleted independently, and deleting one never requires keeping the other.
• Access would be checked against a verified membership record on NAP's server — never a flag the browser can set.

Rules that would be non-negotiable

• Diagnosing another member
• Telling someone to start, stop, increase, decrease, or combine a medication
• Treatment or supplement spam
• Harassment
• Discrimination
• Unsolicited direct messages
• Sharing another member's story outside the community
• Scraping or collecting member information
• Affiliate promotion without prior approval
• Claiming professional credentials you do not hold
• Relying on the community for crisis or emergency response

Moderation, as a concept

• Concept

  Report

  Any member could report a post or a person, with a written record of what was reported and when.

• Concept

  Block

  Blocking would be one-sided, immediate, and invisible to the person blocked.

• Concept

  Moderation

  Human moderators working to published rules. Moderation would not be continuous — there is no 24-hour cover, and none would be claimed.

• Concept

  Removal

  Removing a post, restricting an account, or ending a membership, with the reason stated to the person affected.

• Concept

  Appeal

  A written route to contest a decision, reviewed by someone other than the moderator who made it.

NAP would not claim 24-hour moderation, and a community must never be anybody's crisis plan. If you are in danger or cannot stay safely awake, that needs real-world help, not a forum.

• Use a display name instead of your real name
• Limit who can see your profile
• Choose whether direct messages are allowed at all
• Decide whether you appear in a member directory
• Leave the community without leaving NAP
• Request deletion of your account and your community access
• See exactly which external platform hosts the community
• Understand that community posts are separate from your private NAP data

• Concept

  First Monday

  Plan the Month You Actually Have

  A shared planning hour: capacity first, commitments second.

• Concept

  Second Wednesday

  Quiet Coworking

  Cameras optional, microphones off, one small task each.

• Concept

  Third Thursday

  Work and Career Roundtable

  Disclosure, accommodations, and meeting load, discussed as peers.

• Concept

  Fourth Sunday

  Monthly Reflection

  What you noticed this month, described rather than scored.

• Concept

  Quarterly

  Travel and Recovery Workshop

  Planning a trip and the days after it.

• Concept

  Quarterly

  Supporting Someone With Narcolepsy

  A session for partners, family, friends, and colleagues.

• Concept

  Occasional

  Guest educational session

  Only with a genuinely qualified guest. No names until one is actually booked.

• Access would be granted from a verified membership record held on NAP's server, not from anything the browser can set or edit.
• If you ever join, a community area appears in your account with the link and the name of the platform hosting it. Until then it says so plainly.
• Leaving the Collective would end community access and nothing else. Your planner, journal, and exports are unaffected.