"Didn't flinch when she brought the money thing up. First time."
What the client sees. She can type her entry, or photograph the page in her notebook.
Midweek · session day + 3
How has the week been so far?
Two minutes. A few lines is plenty.
Before your session · the evening before
Before tomorrow — read back your week.
Open your journal and read what you wrote. That's the part that makes it stick.
After sending
He'll have read it before you speak tomorrow at 3pm.
"Didn't flinch when she brought the money thing up. First time."
"Slept through Tuesday and Wednesday. Can't remember the last time."
"Cried after the session but felt lighter by the evening."
Daily · every evening
One good thing you noticed today.
One line is plenty.
A different prompt each evening
"How did you feel different today compared with how you usually feel?"
"Did anyone act differently towards you today?"
"Anything happen that felt like more than a coincidence?"
"Did anything look, sound or taste sharper than usual?"
"What did you handle this week that would have knocked you over a month ago?"
"What are you noticing about yourself that you haven't said out loud?"
"Read back your week. What stands out?"
Sunday · before the session
Your week, in your words
Everything you sent this week, back to you.
"Calmer with the kids at bedtime."
"The woman at the desk went out of her way for me."
"Didn't flinch when she brought the money thing up."