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The first 30 days of the live First 90 Days plan — 29 lessons and practice tools in three stages — with a tick and a date for each, a short daily check-in for the month and space for questions to take to someone you trust. Same steps as the website, so the paper and the site always agree.

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The first 30 days of the live First 90 Days plan — 29 lessons and practice tools in three stages — with a tick and a date for each, a short daily check-in for the month and space for questions to take to someone you trust. Same steps as the website, so the paper and the site always agree.

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The first 30 days of the live First 90 Days plan — 29 lessons and practice tools in three stages — with a tick and a date for each, a short daily check-in for the month and space for questions to take to someone you trust. Same steps as the website, so the paper and the site always agree.

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