Daily rule
Five minutes.
- 1 What fact am I avoiding?
- 2 Who is affected by my next choice?
- 3 What duty is actually mine?
- 4 What repair is overdue?
- 5 What one action will I complete before the day ends?
Practice layer
Ethosism practice is a loop: see reality, name duty, choose action, repair harm, and keep memory. The system is small on purpose. It should produce conduct that can be reviewed.
Daily rule
Weekly rule
Name one fact without excuse.
Separate capacity, permission, desire, choice, debt, vow, inheritance, and trust.
Begin the smallest concrete repair that is owed.
Maintain one entrusted material, bodily, financial, digital, or relational thing.
Complete one useful act without reputation theater.
Receive one correction from a text, person, or piece of evidence.
Keep one practice, retire one false obligation, and schedule one repair.
Templates
A seven-day starter rhythm for attention, duty, repair, stewardship, service, learning, and review.
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A structured worksheet for difficult choices, public claims, commitments, conflicts, and institutional decisions.
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A concrete path for stopping harm, naming facts, receiving correction, making restitution, and installing guardrails.
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A session format and boundary guide for reading groups, households, and local practice gatherings.
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