The Practice- A companion Workbook for Stop Lying to Yourself About Why You're Stuck
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The Practice A Companion Workbook for Stop Lying to Yourself About Why You're Stuck
Opening
You read the book. Maybe you nodded at a chapter, felt something land, and then went back to your day exactly as you left it.
That's not a failure of the book. That's what happens to any framework that stays in your head instead of on a page in front of you. Insight fades in about a day. What doesn't fade is the version of it you actually wrote down, dated, and came back to a week later.
This workbook is the twelve chapters turned into twelve places to actually do something. Not a summary — a spread for each chapter with a quote to sit with, a recap of the core reframe, the diagnostic exercise that opened it, a tracker for the days you practice it, the exercise that closed it, and one honest question at the end.
What's inside
- A self-assessment before Chapter One — twelve areas, rated honestly, so you know exactly where to start instead of just starting at the beginning because that's what books do
- Twelve full chapter spreads, one per framework from the book, each with its own diagnostic exercise, daily tracker, and closing practice
- A 30/60/90-day check-in tracker at the end, so the practice has somewhere to go after you finish the last chapter
- Ample writing space throughout — this is built to be written in, not just read
- Delivered as a downloadable, print-ready file
Who this is for
Anyone who's read Stop Lying to Yourself About Why You're Stuck and wants the twelve frameworks to actually stick — not as motivation, as practice. It works alongside the book, chapter by chapter, or on its own if you already know which chapter you're stuck on and want to start there.
It's not a second book. There's very little to read here and a lot to write. If you wanted more chapters, this isn't that. If you wanted somewhere to put the ones you already have, it is.
Final word
The book gave you the argument. This is where you find out if it's actually true for you — one chapter, one page, one honest answer at a time.