Description
Reading “Same Woman, Different Body: The Common Denominator Is You” will show you the pattern.
This companion workbook is where you actually do the work of breaking it.
Built to go deeper than the book alone can take you, each chapter of this workbook includes a quick recap, deeper reflection questions than the book itself asks, a hands-on exercise built around that chapter’s core teaching, space to hand-copy scripture, a chapter-specific prayer, additional scriptures to study, group discussion questions for a small group or counseling setting, and a dated weekly commitment.
Inside, you’ll find:
- A relationship history worksheet that maps your own pattern in black and white
- A hot, cold, or lukewarm self-audit of your own walk with God
- The same common-denominator worksheet the author used to break his own pattern
- A six-faces-of-fixing diagnostic to identify which one has been running your relationships
- A standard vs. symptom audit for your own stated non-negotiables
- Weekly waiting, discipline, and partnership logs to track real, active change over time
This workbook can be used alone with a journal, in a small group of men working through the book together, or in one-on-one counseling, session by session. It’s designed to be used alongside “Same Woman, Different Body,” though it can also stand on its own for anyone ready to do the work.
This isn’t a workbook you finish in an afternoon. It’s a workbook you finish by actually changing.
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