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I consistently read, listen, watch, or otherwise consume nonfiction content with the intention to grow personally.*
I'm often stressed and prone to avoidant behaviors. I struggle with sadness, low energy, and worry. I often find myself feeling irritated and resentful. The world just feels like too much sometimes.*
My sleep routine is optimized for peak performance. I'm intentional about my nutrition and eat a balanced diet. I regularly exercise and experience extra energy and strength as a result. My doctor says I'm the picture of health.*
I hate my job and wish I could find something else to do. I dread going to work and live for the weekends. I feel like I am going backward in my vocation. I am not happy with my level of income.*
I'm capable of handling stress in whatever form it comes. I am very confident and optimistic about the future. I face life with a sense of gratitude and joy. I empathize with other’s struggles and shortcomings.*
I don't spend much time thinking about my spiritual state. I'm too wrapped up in my own plans and managing the rest of my life. I am not part of any faith community.*
Thinking about my marriage makes me sad or depressed. I am frustrated with my partner and don’t understand why they can't or won't change. We experience a lot of conflict and continue to drift further and further apart.*
I love being a parent and know it’s my most important work. I love my children and enjoy spending time with them. My children feel comfortable sharing their deepest desires and greatest fears. When we experience conflict, we resolve it in a way that restores trust and connection.*
I have no time for interests outside work and family. I don’t have any hobbies, and I'm not really involved in any nonprofit or church activities. My life consists of work and family—that’s pretty much it.*
My sleep is inconsistent and I usually feel tired. I don't think about nutrition—in fact, my diet would scare my doctor. I do not move my body much and haven't had a physical in years.*
Thinking about my marriage fills me with gratitude and joy. We love each other's company and talk about everything. We can't imagine a kinder, safer person than our partner. We actively encourage and support each other. We experience little conflict and are quick to resolve it in a way that leads to greater intimacy.*
I don’t feel prepared to be a parent. I rarely enjoy it. Honestly, my children are a major source of conflict and stress.*
I love my work and am confident I am making a positive impact. I am at the top of my game and feel adequately recognized for my work. I am growing and find the growth exciting. I am making more money than I need and love having the margin to invest in the future and in worthy causes.*
I tend to neglect learning because other things get in the way.*
I have ample time to pursue interests beyond work and family. I have a few life-giving hobbies I pursue with great friends. I'm significantly involved in a nonprofit or church, using my time and talent to make a difference in the world.*
I have a close circle of great friends who accept me for who I am. I can’t wait to spend time with my friends, and we connect regularly. These relationships are one of my greatest sources of joy. When we experience conflict, we resolve it in a healthy way.*
I worry constantly about my finances and am fearful about the future. I do not make enough money to cover my basic needs. I am not really saving anything for retirement—or anything else. I am deeply in debt and don’t currently see a way out.*
I rarely think about my finances because I have all the bases covered. I make more than enough money for my needs and am able to give generously to causes that matter. I don’t have any debt, not even a mortgage. My net worth is in a place I'm excited about and I feel it will continue to grow.*
I feel connected to God and that my life has meaning and purpose. I intentionally cultivate my spiritual life and actively pursue growth and enrichment. I enjoy participating in my faith community.*
I'm lonely and don’t have any close friends. Most of my friendships are at work or through social media. I used to have real friends, but we've either lost track of each other or don't hang out because of unresolved conflict.*

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Mike P. Taylor

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