Think of one change — big or small — that's currently shaping your life. This is your 'threshold moment.'
Note3.1
Reflect on Your Emerging Self
Reflect on the threshold moment and possible selves you identified.
Nudge3.2
Places to Land
Create one small act you can return to daily for the next 7 days to help you feel grounded.
Note3.2
What's Holding You Steady?
After a few days of practice with anchoring techniques, reflect.
Mid-Chapter Lab
Change in Motion — 7-Day Journal
Track what's unfolding in real time. Notice what's shifting — internally and externally.
Day
A moment that felt different
One thing that grounded you
A word or image capturing how you're moving through this change
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Nudge3.3
Catch a Micro-Win
Think back over the last day or two and identify one small win — a moment where you made meaningful progress.
Note3.3
Why This Win Mattered
Nudge3.4
Add Some Shine
This week, identify one small win and choose a way to mark it so your brain can register the emotional lift.
Note3.4
Notice the Momentum
Reflect on a micro-win moment you created this week.
Good Life Lab
Growth Seen and Felt
Two practices: your Progress Gallery and a 14-Day Micro-Win Tracker.
1. Your Progress Gallery
2. Track 14 Days of Micro-Wins
Day
What I Did
One-Word Reflection
Why It Mattered
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