WHERE IT GOES WRONG
Twenty questions about your own habits, taken twice, on the same sheet.
Week one of the book asks you to notice your own words, which is easy to agree with and almost impossible to check. Nobody has an accurate memory of how they speak. This gives you a number instead of an impression.
Inside:
- Twenty questions across five patterns. Interrupting. Over-explaining. Going cold. Reacting when hurt. Avoiding.
- Two passes on one sheet. White boxes before day one, a gold box on each row for day thirty-one, so you are comparing against what you actually wrote rather than what you remember writing.
- A score out of sixteen for each pattern, with a page on how to read it. Three points of movement is real. One point is you answering on a better day.
- Each pattern mapped to the days that handle it, so a high score tells you exactly which chapters to run twice.
- A five-day tally sheet for anyone who would rather count than guess. Most people are wrong about which of the five is theirs.
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