# WEEKLY CRITICAL THINKING PRACTICE
## 7-Day Structured Guide
**By Becoming Real**
Build the muscle of genuine thinking. One day at a time.
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## MONDAY: DISCOVERY
**Question everything you believe**
List 3 beliefs you hold about:
– Yourself
– Your relationships
– Your work
Example: “I’m not good at public speaking”
**Write them down.**
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## TUESDAY: ORIGIN
**Where did these beliefs come from?**
For each belief:
– Did you verify it? Or were you told it?
– Do you remember when you started believing it?
– Could it be wrong?
**Write the origin story for one belief.**
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## WEDNESDAY: INCONSISTENCY
**Find where you don’t apply your belief consistently**
Where do you make exceptions?
Where do you apply it differently?
Example: “I’m not good at public speaking” – but you’re great at teaching your kids.
**Write your inconsistency.**
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## THURSDAY: KNOWLEDGE GAP
**Name what you don’t actually know**
To defend your belief:
– What would you need to understand?
– What would you need to study?
– What experiences would change your mind?
**Write one knowledge gap per belief.**
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## FRIDAY: EMOTIONAL SERVICE
**Admit how this belief serves you**
Does it make you feel:
– Safe?
– Right?
– Important?
– Helpless?
**Write the emotion underneath one belief.**
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## SATURDAY: LOVE OR FEAR?
**Check the foundation**
Is this belief rooted in:
– Love of something?
– Fear of something?
Example: “I’m not good at public speaking” might be fear-based (fear of judgment) rather than love-based (love of connecting with audiences).
**Reconnect to love if needed.**
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## SUNDAY: INTEGRATION
**Live the insight**
One small action based on what you discovered.
Example: If you discovered fear of judgment, try speaking up in one low-stakes situation.
**Take one action.**
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## NEXT WEEK
**Start over with new beliefs.**
The practice compounds.
Month 1: You’ll notice your thinking is different.
Month 3: You’ll catch yourself mid-pattern.
Month 6: You’ll be genuinely wise.
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**Do this weekly. Share what you discover. Build the muscle.**
—Becoming Real
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