Proof to Plan is a tactic generator disguised as a belief exercise: assume the goal already happened, then explain how. The screen knew that. It just never said it out loud.
Now it does, on every visit.
- Step 2 opens with the reframe the exercise runs on: it happened, now explain it. And the one hard rule is on the page in full: never write a thought you do not believe. This is not affirmations.
- The first question is the real one: how did you make it happen? The old opener about the easiest true thing moves to second, right where momentum needs it.
- One arrow, one meaning. The decorative arrows are gone, the walkthrough names the single control that marks a line as a tactic, and a marked line now says TACTIC under its arrow on phones, not just desktop.
- Step 1 explains the assumed-done goal, and the closing page says exactly what Yes and Not yet each do before you answer.
The walkthrough steps aside the moment your keyboard opens, so the writing line keeps the room it had.