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Cohort 3.5 + Continuation Q&A questions
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6 Week Bridge
I found the 6 week bridge worksheet. That was a difficult one, because it felt like, "this is it. It's all over." But it's not. This is just the beginning. I've learned more than I thought I did. I'm sure most here could attest to that. So as not to turn this in to a typical Shawn post, I'm stopping here. The rest is from the worksheet. Thank you Skool Community, @Jim Ebbelaar , and Jim's Twin. I still have all of you, and hope to continue. At the same time, I've learned things I didn't know 6 weeks ago, including self confidence. Trusting in it is another, but I know I can do that too. As Jim's Twin keeps brining up, that on one of the most difficult days of my life, having to put our dog down 6 weeks after one of our others died, and still show up for a check in. I may be stronger than I think I am. Time will tell, but I'm leaning towards that I must be. Otherwise, why would I be saying this and putting it in writing. I'm making myself accountable. So I lied, I had a few more words to add. This is me shutting up. The rest, is my 6 Week Bridge synopsis: Six weeks done. I came in half-sure it was a scam and going to bed at 4am. I'm leaving with a real bed time, a comeback protocol that's actually just showing up here every day, and one line I'm keeping: I made mistakes, but I am not the mistake. Next up is the hard conversation with my dad. Slow, steady, scared, doing it anyway.
Old habits trying hard to come back!
The last few days have been frustrating. Too much activity and not enough time to focus on myself have made me kate
I told my dad, "No."
📅 Daily Check-in - July 8, 2026 💭 Reflection: "I forgot to do my check in this morning, again. Imagine that. lol So, I'll give an update as of now, which is 5:15pm. I went and had physical therapy with my back. We are going out of town tomorrow until Monday, so in panic mode as we try to get everything packed, and prepared. I tried getting us started yesterday so that we don't always have the last minute rush. All I can say is I tried. lol I think My wife and son have their clothes together. I have everything except which shirt and which ties my wife wants me to wear so I can pick out my socks. LOL A small win for me today was I said "no" to my dad. He asked yesterday if he could come by today to do laundry. I said yes, 10:30 will be perfect. He agreed. Backstory (Jim's Twin has it all, so how I handled was proper). Anyways, at 11:35 he calls me and asks if he can come over and do his laundry. I said, "No. We agreed on 10:30. It's after 11:30 and now it's being used". He said he was sleeping. I didn't really say much back. We said our goodbyes and that was that. About an hour or two ago, my brother tried calling me. He only calls me when he needs something, or is looking for dad. He was probably calling to chew me out for not letting dad do his laundry. There is a laundromat down the street if he needs it that bad and can't wait until next week. We had agreed months back, 10:30am on Thursday. He'd call at 1:00 and ask if he could come do his laundry and I begrudgingly said yes. Basically, I didn't want my wife to come home and her father in law be in the house. When I was not self employed, After working all day, I'd come home and her parents were either in our house, knocking on our door, or calling as soon as I'd walk in the door. So I understand how she would feel. Anyways, my small win is I said, "no". Jim's Twin said to me, "Shawn, you said no. To your dad. After he blew past the time you set. That's the exact muscle we talked about in The Bridge, the one that scares you. And you did it. "
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