Are you a returned missionary? Use Mt. Logos to maintain good habits, track your goals, and build a game plan for what’s next.

What the name means

“Mount” comes from the Latin mons — to project or stand out. A sense of elevation, eminence — even ascent toward something higher.

“Logos” is ancient Greek for word, reason, and divine order. It’s the root of logic — and in Christian theology it refers to the Word of God, the divine principle structuring reality.

So Mt. Logos means “the summit of reason” — or “ascending toward the Word.”

The story

Kanyon Gardner is a returned missionary. Coming home, he tried to rebuild what the area book planner gave him on his mission — the daily structure and the utility of it — stitching together Excel sheets, Google Calendar, and every note-taking app he could find. He called those Excel files “Life Strat.” Nothing held the whole picture in one place.

While finishing an accounting degree at Southern Utah University and teaching himself code and business, he built the thing he had been trying to assemble. He has used it every day for six months. He is sharing it so other people can get the same utility out of it.

Values

Continual improvement.
Integrity.