99 Days to Re-Entry Success Journal Your Weekly Planning and Implementation Tool for Staying Out for Good!

Free Download Ronald Krannich, "99 Days to Re-Entry Success Journal: Your Weekly Planning and Implementation Tool for Staying Out for Good!"
English | 2015 | pages: 76 | ASIN: B012OVJKLW | EPUB | 1,4 mb
Re-entering the free world can be scary for those who lack clear goals, marketable skills, and a strong support system. During their first weeks out, many ex-offenders struggle to find food, housing, employment, and assistance with the day-to-day realities of life on the outside. Unfortunately, many don’t make it beyond the first 99 days as they get re-arrested and return to life in a cage.

Most ex-offenders need help with their re-entry challenges. It’s something few can do on their own through sheer willpower or wishful thinking. But they first need to help themselves by specifying realistic goals, developing a targeted plan, and then translating their goals and plan into daily activities for achieving long-term success.
Offering a helping hand, this handy weekly planning and implementation journal assists ex-offenders in dealing with key transition issues during their first 99 days, or 14 weeks, in the free world. Addressing the major hopes and fears of ex-offenders, this upbeat resource focuses on the nuts-and-bolts of implementation. It requires users to:
– specify three major objectives each week
– identify specific supporting daily activities
– anticipate related outcomes
– evaluate their progress at the end of each week
– make key adjustments for the next week
Viewing re-entry as a challenging full-time job, the book encourages users to keep a weekly journal where they record exactly what they plan to do each day (a daily "To Do" list) and then evaluate their progress on a scale of 1 to 10 in accomplishing their goals for the week. They, in turn, summarize what they need to do to better accomplish their goals.
The journal also includes important sections on:
– commitment
– key contacts
– appointments
– financial planning
– budgeting
– personal information
– documentation
– re-entry resources
Used alone or in a group, this book helps ex-offenders focus on those things they need to do on a daily basis to develop a new pattern of behavior for achieving success in the free world.