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People
Who keeps me connected?
The people I can reach, answer honestly, sit beside, ask for help, or allow to challenge me when I begin pulling away.
The primary Brave Harbor tool
The Mooring
Lines.
The connections that keep us from drifting.
The core idea
Drift rarely happens all at once.
A call you stop answering. A place you stop going. A practice you let disappear. A purpose you stop remembering. A truth you start avoiding.
The Mooring Lines helps you notice the drift before it carries you farther than you intended.
Five lines
What is still holding you.
You do not need to strengthen everything today. You need to see clearly which line needs attention first.
02
Places
Where can I regain footing?
The environments that interrupt isolation, chaos, or automatic reaction and make it easier to think clearly.
03
Practices
What actions bring me back?
Routines and actions that reconnect me with myself and change the direction of the drift.
04
Purpose
What am I trying not to lose sight of?
The people, values, commitments, possibilities, and future that matter enough to keep moving toward.
05
Truth
What reality do I need to stop avoiding?
The facts I need to stay connected to even when they are uncomfortable.
Condition of the line
How is each line today?
SecureThis line is holding.
SlackI am still connected, but something needs attention.
FrayedThe connection is weakening.
BrokenThe connection has been lost and needs repair.
MissingThis line still needs to be built.
Work the tool
From drift to one wise action.
Name the DriftCheck Your LinesFind the Weakest LineRe-Tie One LineChoose the Next Wise Action
What have I quietly untied myself from?
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