A powerful tool in your Recovery.
Engaging in evening reflection serves as a powerful ritual to close each day with purpose, gratitude and awareness.
"At the end of the day, let there be no excuses, no explanations, no regrets." – Steve Maraboli
Score your progress with your evening reflections and make notes.
I have a clear plan to manage any urges I experienced and I followed it today.
Today, I identified and avoided any situations or environments that might lead to temptation or trigger unhealthy habits.
I took steps today to reinforce my commitment to recovery, such as reflecting on my goals or engaging in Recovery oriented activities.
I felt grounded in my recovery practices today and took time for self-care.
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Today I remained aware of my actions, thoughts and emotions.
I noticed moments when my behavior didn’t align with my values or goals.
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When I recognized a mistake or poor decision, I acknowledged it to myself and or another person.
I made apologies or adjustments if necessary to correct any any harm done today.
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I actively used a technique (deep breathing, journaling) to manage any overwhelming feelings today.
I recognized and addressed any stressors that could be potential relapse triggers.
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I practiced healthy habits, such as exercise, sufficient sleep and balanced eating, to support my physical well-being.
I stayed mindful of how my body feels and rested when I needed to.
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I connected with at least one supportive person today, whether by reaching out or being present for them.
I asked for help when needed, seeking out positive support or advice.
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I saw today as an opportunity to learn and I actively tried to grow through my experiences.
I practiced self-compassion, accepting any imperfections and using them as learning moments.
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I was honest with myself and others, without exaggeration or avoidance.
I resisted any urge to blame others and focused on my role in situations.
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When I faced difficulties today, I found constructive ways to cope.
I stayed committed to my Recovery path, even when challenges arose.
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I consciously chose actions and behaviors that align with my Recovery goals.
I avoided impulsive or unhelpful reactions, staying mindful of my intentions.
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I forgave myself for any mistakes, trusting that I’m still growing and improving.
I worked on releasing any resentment or frustration with others.
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I reflected on things I’m grateful for, both in myself and in my life.
I ended my day with a positive mindset, focusing on what went well.
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I made sure my environment (work, home) supports my Recovery and feels safe and positive.
I took time to care for my surroundings, keeping them organized and calming.
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I connected with a sense of purpose today, feeling motivated by my goals or values.
I practiced gratitude or appreciation, taking time to reflect on things I’m thankful for.
I engaged in a spiritual practice (meditation, prayer, time in nature) that helps me feel grounded.
I spent time reflecting on my values and how they guided my actions today.
I embraced forgiveness—toward myself or others—to help me release any emotional weight.
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