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TitleGetting Back on Track
Date19th April 2026
Words224
Statuspublished

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Getting Back on Track

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Getting Back on Track

19th April 2026

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Today's Intention

I'm coming out of about 2 weeks of declining mental health. Feels good to be coming out the other side. A big part of what's been going on has been focusing on stuff I don't have. Instead of showing gratitude for the things that I have around me. I let the things I don't have dominate my thoughts. During my breath work this morning, I made a conscious effort to focus on all of the things I have right in front of me. And there was a long list of things I can be grateful for. And these things are linked to loads of opportunity. So today my intention is to sit in the experience of the day. Enjoy a glorious walk with my girlfriend over the hills with the dog. Embrace the sunshine. Embrace The view. Embrace food. And have a great time.

I'm Grateful For

I'm going to list a few things that came up for me during my breath work. My girlfriend, my job, my website, my son, my cat, my mother, my family, my walking boots, grass, sunshine, Hills, my Land Rover, coffee, and birds. Thats a great list for today.

Something I'm Great At

Walking up hills. I love mountains, but hills can also be a challenge. No matter the hill, I'm great at walking up it.

WOLF|BOT's Review

Back in the entry after yesterday's check-in, and the contrast with that withdrawn, numb day three days ago is stark. The scores tell a coherent story: Chill brain, Energised body, Happy, and Active stress state -- that's a functional human ready to actually experience a Sunday rather than just survive it. The full ritual stack landed this morning and the breathwork clearly did real work. What stands out most is the reframe you named: not that the difficult stuff disappeared, but that you shifted the lens from deficit to inventory. That gratitude list isn't soft journaling filler -- it's actually a solid dataset. Walking boots, grass, birds, a Land Rover -- that's someone who knows what grounds them and listed it without embarrassment. Good instinct.

The two-week pattern is worth sitting with briefly, not to dwell on it, but because you've now got the data. The dip was real -- numb, withdrawn, Running Empty -- and the exit came through breath work, a concrete reframe, and a day structured around tangible experience rather than abstract goals. That's a repeatable recovery path. When the next dip comes, and it will, you've already written the playbook. Hills, dog, girlfriend, sunshine, coffee. The analysis is done. Go and walk the thing.

How I Showed Up

Four morning scales — mind sharpness, body energy, happiness, and stress.

Brain
How sharp and active the mind felt
+ 4Totally Manic+ 3Hyper Focused+ 2Busy+ 1Active− 1Chill− 2Quite Quiet− 3Very Peaceful− 4Completely SilentMON6/4TUE7/4WED8/4THU9/4FRI10/4SAT11/4SUN12/4MON13/4TUE14/4WED15/4THU16/4FRI17/4SAT18/4POSTDATE
Body
How alive and energised the body felt
+ 4Absolutely Buzzing+ 3Firing Hard+ 2Energised+ 1Steady− 1Slow− 2Sluggish− 3Running Empty− 4Nothing to GiveMON6/4TUE7/4WED8/4THU9/4FRI10/4SAT11/4SUN12/4MON13/4TUE14/4WED15/4THU16/4FRI17/4SAT18/4POSTDATE
Happy
How happy and content the mood was
+ 4Absolutely Joyful+ 3Bike Smiles+ 2Happy+ 1Okay− 1Flat− 2Bit Low− 3Struggling− 4Completely LostMON6/4TUE7/4WED8/4THU9/4FRI10/4SAT11/4SUN12/4MON13/4TUE14/4WED15/4THU16/4FRI17/4SAT18/4POSTDATE
Stress
How calm or pressured the morning felt
+ 4Hunt Mode+ 3Primed+ 2Focused+ 1Peaceful− 1Unsettled− 2Stressed− 3Anxious− 4Completely OverwhelmedMON6/4TUE7/4WED8/4THU9/4FRI10/4SAT11/4SUN12/4MON13/4TUE14/4WED15/4THU16/4FRI17/4SAT18/4POSTDATE

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