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Teen Not-Yet Pack

Three sheets for school, sports, and everything else with a scoreboard. The example voice is a fifteen-year-old with a chem test and a basketball game in the same week.

3 sheets · 7 pagesPrint PDF · fillable PDF · reMarkable editionFilled-in example after every sheet
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What's inside

Every sheet, and what it does.

  1. Sheet 01
    Not Yet

    Every "I can't" has a hidden word at the end. This sheet puts it back. Three things from class, three from your sport, activity, or job — and the next rep for each. Not the goal. The next rep.

  2. Sheet 02
    The Game Tape

    Coaches don't yell at the tape. They watch it. After a bad test, game, audition, or shift — before you decide what it means about you — watch the tape.

  3. Sheet 03
    The Pressure Sheet

    For the night before the test, the hour before tryouts, the minute before you walk on stage. Nerves aren't the problem. Nerves with nowhere to go are. Give them a job.

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What every sheet has

Built to change something, and to show you it did.

Before & after

The same 1–10 question at the top and the bottom. The gap between the two numbers is the sheet working.

"Why this works"

Two sentences of the actual research, Dweck, Beck, Gollwitzer, Neff, in plain English on every page.

A filled-in example

Every sheet is followed by a finished one. Real-looking, not perfect. Read it first when you're tired.

One next action

Each sheet ends with the one thing you'll do in the next 24 hours. Thinking changes nothing; that one action does.

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A note on what these are. The Mindset Sheets are self-help worksheets built on well-studied methods (cognitive behavioral techniques, growth-mindset research, implementation intentions, self-compassion work) written in plain language for everyday use. They are not therapy or treatment. If low mood, anxiety, or hopelessness is constant or getting in the way of daily life, please talk to a doctor or a licensed counselor. In the US, call or text 988 in a crisis.