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Obstacle Removal Exercises

A private daily practice tool for service business owners.
Built to catch the thoughts that stop you before they do.

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$5/month. Cancel any time. Includes the full daily practice suite — morning protocol, thought records, reframe library, activity tracking, weekly review, and voice prompts.

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MORNING
INTENTION

Five minutes. One project. One action. That's all this is.

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Convos This Week
// Active Project

"State the one project you're working on today. Not the whole roadmap — one."

// One Next Action

"The smallest possible action that constitutes real progress today."

// What Does a Good Day Look Like?

"Not perfect. Not finished. What would make today feel like a win?"

// Opening Audit

"Any resistance showing up this morning? Name it here before it names you."

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THOUGHT
RECORD

Walk through the five steps. Each one defuses the thought a little more.

STEP 1 OF 5
What happened?
The triggering event. Just the facts — what actually occurred, not how you felt about it.
What did your brain tell you?
The automatic thought. Write it exactly as it sounded in your head — raw, unfiltered.
What's the distortion?
Match it: All-or-nothing · Catastrophizing · Mind reading · Fortune telling · Discounting progress · Premature conclusion
What would you tell a friend?
If your closest friend said this thought to you — what would you actually say back? Be that honest and that kind with yourself.
What's the replacement thought?
Not a positive spin — a more accurate one. Something you can actually believe. What one action does this unlock?
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REFRAME
LIBRARY

Every completed thought record saves here automatically. Add manual entries too. This is your evidence against your own brain.

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The Distortion
The Reframe
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ACTIVITY
LOG

You can't control whether someone says yes. You can control how many conversations you have. Tap to count up.

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Closes
// Daily Log Entry

"What actually happened today in terms of action? Be specific."

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// Recent Entries

WEEKLY
REVIEW

Rate your resistance to each project. The highest number gets a dedicated thought record this week.

// Resistance Check — Rate 1–10

"Higher = more avoidance. This is data, not judgment."

// The Story Audit

"Pick the highest-resistance project. What story are you telling yourself about why it's not moving?"

// The Actual Obstacle

"Not the story — the real, physical thing. What specific action have you been avoiding?"

// This Week's Commitments

"One priority action per active project. These are promises to yourself."

// Last Week's Win

"Name one thing that moved forward — no matter how small. Evidence against your inner critic."

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VOICE
PROMPTS

Say these out loud while you drive. The answers don't need to be written — they need to be heard by you.

What am I telling myself right now?
Just name the thought. Naming it gives you distance from it.
Is that actually a fact — or a feeling dressed up as a fact?
"Three people didn't respond" is a fact. "Nobody wants this" is a feeling. Which one is it?
What would I tell a friend who said that to me?
You're almost always kinder and more rational with others. Use that gap deliberately.
What is my ONE active project right now?
Not the roadmap. Not what's next. Right now — what is the one thing? Say it out loud.
What is the one next action I've been avoiding?
Not a strategy. The specific, physical thing. "Send a message to X." Do it today.
Am I in my head — or in motion right now?
One word. If "in my head" — what's the smallest move you can make in the next hour?
What did I actually do today? Name one thing that counts.
"Sent one message" counts. "Thought about sending a message" does not.
Is fear running the show today — or am I?
You know the cost of the retreat order. You've named it yourself. Which one is driving right now?
// Evening Voice Note Template

"Record these three things at the end of each day:"

1. One thing that moved forward today, even tiny.
2. One distorted thought I caught today.
3. Tomorrow's one next action.