Objective eyes - A clarity workbook
Objective Eyes — A Clarity Workbook by Bodyworks by G
See it clearly. ♡
Feeling stuck and unsure what your next step should be?
Whether it’s a relationship, your job, a family situation, or deciding where to live, sometimes you’re so close to what’s happening that it’s hard to see it clearly. Your feelings, the facts, and the stories you tell yourself can get tangled together.
Objective Eyes gives you a place to slow down, get it out of your head, and look at what’s actually going on—one question at a time.
Created from tools and questions I used during one of the most pivotal times of my own life, this workbook helps you explore your situation, weigh your options, and move toward a decision with more clarity and confidence. You don’t need all the answers today. You just need somewhere to begin.
Inside, you’ll explore:
- What’s happening and who or what it involves.
- The facts versus the story you’re telling yourself.
- What you’re feeling and what you actually need.
- Patterns you may be explaining away.
- Whether words and actions line up.
- What you’d tell a best friend in your situation.
- Guilt, obligation, and boundaries.
- Your non-negotiables and what you want moving forward.
- One small next step.
- How things feel over time.
Room to keep coming back
This 25-page printable workbook includes four lined writing pages behind each question page. Use that space to work through different situations, revisit your answers, or keep writing when you need more room.
Go in order, go slowly, and be honest with yourself. There’s no pressure to make a big decision before you’re ready.
What you’ll receive:
- One downloadable 25-page PDF.
- US Letter size: 8.5 × 11 inches.
- Guided reflection pages plus lined writing pages.
- A printable workbook you can use at your own pace.
This is a digital download. No physical workbook will be shipped.
Objective Eyes is a tool for personal reflection. I’m not a licensed therapist, and this workbook isn’t a substitute for therapy or professional support.
You don’t have to know what to do yet. Start by seeing it clearly.
— G, Bodyworks by G