Instead of listing what didn’t go well, try this: what felt good, what felt real, what felt like it was trying to emerge? Even if you didn’t “play your best,” were there points where something sparked? That’s the flame to feed. That’s the thread to follow. The athletes in the CP Portal use post-match journaling not as a post-mortem, but as a way to keep the channel of expansion open. In our Blueprint program, we teach you how to track your inner game the same way you'd track stats—except instead of just forehand winners, you're noticing presence, resilience, responsiveness, flow. Your Blueprint journal becomes a compass: not pointing backward, but pointing deeper into your truth. It’s a practice. And when you do it with intention, patterns emerge—not just of problems, but of potential. You start to see where your game is trying to go.