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Try daily Step 10, a reusable Step 4 workbook, analytics, and the learning center.

Try 39 Step 10 questions across 24 principles, with separate follow-up answers and a principle label for every question. Explore a detailed Step 4 workbook you can build over time and learn how recovery principles guide practical actions. Demo entries are not saved to an account.

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Daily inventory

Notice. Own it. Choose the next right action.

Use this journal for a daily review, and continue noticing your actions throughout the day. Acknowledge mistakes promptly and seek guidance about appropriate repair.

Reflect on each daily question

39 questions explore 24 principles. Answer each question, including follow-ups, separately with Practiced, Needs attention, or Didn’t come up today. Each shows its principle. There is no score to earn.

Choose “Didn’t come up today” when you did not encounter this situation or have an opportunity to practice it today.

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Inner practice
Was I truthful in my words and actions?Principle: Honesty
Was I honest with myself about my motives?Principle: Honesty · Follow-up question
Did I listen to other viewpoints with an open mind?Principle: Open-mindedness
Did I consider that I might be mistaken?Principle: Open-mindedness · Follow-up question
Was I willing to take the next helpful action?Principle: Willingness
Did I accept help when I needed it?Principle: Willingness · Follow-up question
Did I make room for others instead of focusing only on myself?Principle: Humility
Did I acknowledge my limits and ask for help?Principle: Humility · Follow-up question
Did I acknowledge my mistakes and take responsibility for my actions?Principle: Responsibility
Did I focus on my part without taking responsibility for someone else's choices?Principle: Responsibility · Follow-up question
Did I accept what I could not control?Principle: Acceptance
Did I act on what was within my control?Principle: Acceptance · Follow-up question
Did I allow things to take time without trying to rush them?Principle: Patience
Did I pause before reacting when I felt frustrated?Principle: Patience · Follow-up question
Did I face something difficult with care?Principle: Courage
Relationships
Did I make room for differences without trying to change others?Principle: Tolerance
Did I treat others with kindness and respect?Principle: Kindness
Did I avoid putting people down or criticizing them unfairly?Principle: Kindness · Follow-up question
Did I respond to pain with understanding?Principle: Compassion
Did I show myself the care I would offer someone else?Principle: Compassion · Follow-up question
Did I take a step toward letting go of resentment?Principle: Forgiveness
Did I speak respectfully, even when I disagreed?Principle: Respect
Did I communicate my limits and respect other people's limits?Principle: Healthy boundaries
Did I say yes or no clearly and with care?Principle: Healthy boundaries · Follow-up question
Did I promptly admit when I was wrong?Principle: Accountability
Did I listen to how my actions affected someone else?Principle: Accountability · Follow-up question
Did I take an appropriate step to repair harm I caused?Principle: Making things right
Did I seek guidance if I was unsure how to make things right?Principle: Making things right · Follow-up question
Recovery practice
Did my actions match my values?Principle: Integrity
Did I follow through on a healthy commitment?Principle: Self-discipline
Did I help without trying to control the result?Principle: Service
Did I help without expecting praise or something in return?Principle: Service · Follow-up question
Did I notice something worth appreciating?Principle: Gratitude
Did I ask my Higher Power for help, if that is part of my practice?Principle: Faith
Did I use my spiritual practice to guide my next action?Principle: Faith · Follow-up question
Did I leave room for change and new possibilities?Principle: Hope
Did I keep going without demanding perfection?Principle: Perseverance
Did I pause and notice what was happening inside me?Principle: Mindfulness
Did I notice my feelings before acting on them?Principle: Mindfulness · Follow-up question

Close the day with clarity

Related principles: Integrity
Related principles: Honesty · Willingness
Related principles: Mindfulness · Self-discipline
Related principles: Acceptance · Healthy boundariesOptional. If another person's behavior felt unpredictable, focus on your choices and what was outside your control.
Related principles: Making things right · Accountability
Related principles: Willingness · Perseverance
Related principles: Gratitude
How member analytics works

Understand your patterns, one recorded day at a time.

Member analytics brings your saved Step 10 answers and writing together. Choose a day, week, month, year, or custom range; every summary follows those dates.

See patterns at a glance

Choose Last 30 days or any date range. Green and orange principle bars show recorded strengths and recurring concerns. A pattern map shows how answers repeat across days; select a square to see that principle’s answers alongside whole-inventory totals for the same dates. On phones, dates wrap into a grid under each principle, with no sideways scrolling. Purple squares are saved answers marked Didn’t come up today; dotted white squares mean no saved inventory. Preview a one-page pattern summary with the 24 journal principles and a timeline; print it, download a PDF or PNG, or share it.

Explore the 24 journal principles

Open a principle to review its main question, independent follow-ups, dated answers, and notes. Follow selected principles in weekly or monthly trends.

Find a recorded day

Use the marked-day calendar to inspect daily counts and reopen an inventory. Days without an entry are never treated as negative answers.

Read your own words

Filter and search your saved reflections about gratitude, relationships, amends, concerns, and next actions. Original writing stays in its original language.

Choose what to share

Build a focused sponsor report with selected principles and individual notes. Preview it, copy it, or print a PDF. No notes are selected automatically.

Keep the meaning clear

Practiced percentages count only Practiced and Needs attention answers. This is a description of your answers, not a recovery grade.

Illustrative example · five recorded answers in each period
PrinciplePrevious periodSelected period
Patience3/5 · 60%4/5 · 80%
Acceptance2/5 · 40%3/5 · 60%
Honesty4/5 · 80%4/5 · 80%

4/5 means four Practiced answers out of five Practiced or Needs attention answers. Follow-ups have separate answers. Older inventories keep their original question set.

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