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My Story
All about me
The man behind the rebuild.
In one honest sentence: who are you today?
Where I've been
My story — the road that brought me here.
You don't have to tell all of it. Just the parts that shaped you. Start wherever it feels true.
Where I'm going
The direction I'm pointed now.
Not a fantasy — a direction. What does a steady, good life look like for you? Be specific.
The man I'm becoming
Say it like it's already true.
Recovery
Sobriety tracker
Mark every clean day. If you slip, mark it honestly and start the next day clean.
Tap each clean day. Watch the proof pile up.
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
JULY
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
Triggers & warning signs
Know them by name and they lose power.
Triggers aren't character flaws — they're patterns. Naming them is how you start beating them.
My coping plan
Decide what you'll do BEFORE the hard moment comes.
When a craving hits, you won't feel like thinking. So think now, while you're clear.
WHEN I FEEL TRIGGERED, I WILL:
PEOPLE I CAN CALL:
Craving log
What happened, and what you did about it. Every craving you ride out is a rep.
Entry 1
Entry 2
Entry 3
Entry 4
Entry 5
Entry 6
Entry 7
Craving log
What happened, and what you did about it. Every craving you ride out is a rep.
Entry 1
Entry 2
Entry 3
Entry 4
Entry 5
Entry 6
Entry 7
Daily gratitude
Three good things. They don't have to be big — they just have to be true.
Start the day anchored in what's good.
Daily gratitude
Three good things. They don't have to be big — they just have to be true.
Gratitude is a discipline. Practice it daily.
Meetings log
Show up. Listen. Take one thing home.
Entry 1
Entry 2
Entry 3
Entry 4
Entry 5
Entry 6
Entry 7
Meetings log
Consistency compounds. Keep showing up.
Entry 1
Entry 2
Entry 3
Entry 4
Entry 5
Entry 6
Entry 7
Sponsor / mentor notes
Borrow strength until yours is built.
Amends list
Owning it is how you get free of it. Work this list at your own pace, ideally with guidance.
Person 1
Person 2
Person 3
Person 4
Person 5
Person 6
Self-Discovery
My values
Decide what you stand for — then stand for it daily.
Check the ones that matter most to you. Then write what each one looks like in action.
My strengths
You've survived things. That took strength — name it.
Forget false modesty. What are you actually good at? What have people counted on you for?
Honesty inventory
The truth sets the rebuild in motion.
Fears I'm facing
Courage isn't the absence of fear. It's moving anyway.
Letter to my past self
Write to the man you were. Be honest — and be kind.
Letter to my future self
One year from now. Tell him what you're doing today — for him.
Who I am becoming
Hold the vision when the day gets hard.
Close your eyes and picture him: the man five years from now who did the work. Describe him in detail.
Growth
Goals & breakdown
Dream it, then break it down.
Big goals are built from small wins. Break each one down until the next step is obvious.
GOAL #1
GOAL #2
Goals & breakdown
More goals, same method.
GOAL #1
GOAL #2
Habit builders
You don't rise to your goals. You fall to your habits. Check the boxes daily — streaks build men.
Habit 1
Habit 2
Habit 3
Habit 4
Habit 5
Habit 6
Habit 7
Habit 8
Morning routine
Win the morning, win the day.
Design a morning you'd be proud to repeat 365 times.
NON-NEGOTIABLES — I DO THESE EVERY MORNING:
Evening review
End the day honest. Sleep clean.
Health & fitness
Take care of the body carrying you forward.
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Day 6
Day 7
Day 8
Day 9
Sleep tracker
Rest is part of the rebuild — not a reward for it.
Night 1
Night 2
Night 3
Night 4
Night 5
Night 6
Night 7
Night 8
Night 9
Night 10
Night 11
Night 12
Books worth reading
Feed your mind like your future depends on it.
Book 1
Book 2
Book 3
Book 4
Book 5
Book 6
Daily Journal
Daily journal — entry 1
One page. One day. All truth.
Today's prompt: What did I handle well today?
Daily journal — entry 2
One page. One day. All truth.
Today's prompt: What am I learning about myself?
Daily journal — entry 3
One page. One day. All truth.
Today's prompt: What do I want tomorrow to look like?
Daily journal — entry 4
One page. One day. All truth.
Today's prompt: What did I handle well today?
Daily journal — entry 5
One page. One day. All truth.
Today's prompt: What am I learning about myself?
Daily journal — entry 6
One page. One day. All truth.
Today's prompt: What do I want tomorrow to look like?
Daily journal — entry 7
One page. One day. All truth.
Today's prompt: What did I handle well today?
Daily journal — entry 8
One page. One day. All truth.
Today's prompt: What am I learning about myself?
Reviews
Weekly review
Look back to move forward.
Weekly review
Progress, not perfection.
Monthly reflection
Thirty days of proof.
Monthly reflection
Stack the months. Build the life.
Milestones
🏅 30 days
Thirty days. That's not luck — that's work.
🏅 60 days
Sixty days. The foundation is holding.
🏅 90 days
Ninety days and beyond. Keep building.
Affirmations
Affirmations for the rebuild
Read one out loud every morning. Mean it a little more each day.
“I am not my past.”
“I show up today.”
“I keep my word — especially to myself.”
“I ask for help when I need it.”
“I am becoming someone I respect.”
“One day at a time.”
“I own my story.”
“I am worth the work.”
“I choose who I become.”
“I can start over as many times as it takes.”
“My worst day behind me doesn't define my best day ahead.”
“I do the next right thing.”
Coloring Pages
Phoenix Rising
From the ashes — color your comeback.
The Climb
One step at a time.
True North
Stay pointed at what matters.
Anchored
Hold steady in rough water.
Lionheart
Courage looks good on you.
Deep Roots
Grow where you're planted.
New Dawn
Every sunrise is a fresh start.
Notes
Notes — page 1
Thoughts, plans, reminders — capture them here.
Notes — page 2
Thoughts, plans, reminders — capture them here.
Notes — page 3
Thoughts, plans, reminders — capture them here.
Notes — page 4
Thoughts, plans, reminders — capture them here.
Cloud sync
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