This 10-Second Daily Habit Will Rewire Your Brain for Healing

Here’s one of the most powerful things you can do for your healing journey:
Start tracking your wins.
Not the
big, dramatic breakthroughs—but the
small, subtle ones. Especially the ones that feel almost too
insignificant to matter.
If you had a morning where you actually felt
decent for the first time in forever—write it down.
Even if your afternoon fell apart. That morning was a
win.
Consider these moments:
- Maybe you slept a little deeper last night.
- Maybe you did laundry
without back pain.
- Maybe you didn’t snap when your kid threw a tantrum.
- Maybe you laughed for the first time in days.
These moments are
gold.
How Healing Truly Happens
When your nervous system finally begins to turn "stress mode" OFF, healing can happen
rapidly—but it rarely looks how people expect.
You don’t just wake up one day completely
better.
Instead, you get these little
flashes of hope—these brief moments of
clarity,
relief, or
energy—then things return to the usual.
That’s
normal. That’s how healing
works.
Your nervous system is learning what
safety feels like again.
The Peril of Forgetting Progress
But here’s the thing: If you don’t track those
wins, you’ll forget them.
You’ll focus only on the crash that came afterward.
And you’ll convince yourself nothing’s working.
That couldn’t be further from the
truth.
Those small, short-lived
wins are
proof that your body knows how to
heal.
Building Belief and Momentum
And when you track them, something
powerful happens: you start to
believe in your capacity to get
better.
You train your brain to notice
progress instead of setbacks. You build
momentum.
Eventually, those brief
wins turn into
good mornings.
Then
good days.
Then
good weeks.
Your Path to Transformation
So track your
wins -
even if they’re
tiny.
Even if they’re followed by a bad afternoon.
You’re not tracking perfection. You’re tracking
progress.
Stay
consistent.
Celebrate the little stuff. It’s all leading to your
transformation.
– Dr. Lee Horine
May 22 2025 05:04:24 PM
Blog







