One Day Stronger - One Day at a Time

<p>When I began my recovery journey I wasn't just trying to survive - I was trying to rebuild a life I could finally be proud of. <em>One Day Stronger - One Day at a Time</em> is the result of that process: a working guide for recovery spiritual growth leadership and setting meaningful goals that can transform your everyday life.</p><p>I wrote this workbook to help others find what I once thought I had lost - purpose direction and the belief that one small intentional day can change everything. My story began in chaos: years of addiction detoxes loss and deep regret. But it was also the beginning of something greater. Through recovery I learned to rebuild my spirit my career and my connection to the Creator - and now I want to share those tools with you.</p><p>This workbook isn't meant to be read once and set aside. It's designed to be <em>worked through</em> reflected on and lived with. Each chapter is short and direct allowing you to pause think and write - helping you form new habits and new ways of seeing yourself. You can read a chapter a day for two weeks and begin developing a rhythm of self-awareness gratitude and renewal.</p><p>Throughout these pages I draw from my Ojibwe heritage and the Seven Grandfather Teachings - wisdom love respect honesty bravery humility and truth - but you don't need to be Native to find meaning here. These teachings like recovery itself belong to everyone who seeks balance and growth.</p><p>Inside you'll find:</p><ul><li><strong>Daily routines and reflections</strong> for strengthening your mind body and spirit.</li><li><strong>Exercises and journaling prompts</strong> that guide personal insight and goal setting.</li><li><strong>Sections like My Recovery Rulebook The Gratitude Grid and The Leadership Reset</strong> - tools I use myself to stay grounded and resilient.</li><li><strong>References to my other works <em>Ashes to Insight</em> and <em>One Day Stronger: An Ojibwe Journey Through Recovery and Rebuild</em></strong> which remind readers that healing is a lifelong path not a one-time event.</li></ul><p>I believe recovery is not about perfection - it's about presence. Every day is a chance to become one day stronger. No matter where you start - in treatment incarceration sober living or simply in a moment of truth - this workbook can help you rebuild your foundation one reflection one choice and one honest step at a time.</p><p>Whether you are Indigenous or not I invite you to walk this journey with me. Together we can learn how to rise from our own ashes rebuild our purpose and live with gratitude and strength - one day at a time.</p><p><strong>Rise. Reflect. Rebuild.</strong></p><p> <strong>One Day Stronger - One Day at a Time. </strong></p>