14-Day Reset

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14-Day Room Reset Plan

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Day 1

of 14

The Reset Starts Set the rhythm. Start clean.

Daily Responsibilities Required

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10-Min Room Reset Trash out, clothes in hamper, floor cleared, one zone improved.

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Surface + Desk Tidy Desk, nightstand, and dresser top cleared or organized.

10:00

room reset

✅ That's pono. Timer complete!

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Extra Chore Toggle on if there's an extra responsibility tonight.

What to say

When they delay"IMUA. Ten minutes. Start now."

When they argue"You can be upset. The standard stays."

When they say later"Not later. Now. Privileges unlock after."

When they comply"Good. That's pono."

When the deadline passes"Responsibilities aren't done. Privileges are locked."

14-Day Progress

Day 1

Week Focus

Week 1 — Compliance + Momentum

Days 1–7. Consistency, not perfection. Build the habit. One reminder max per day — after that, outcomes speak.

Week 2 — Independence + Ownership

Days 8–14. No reminders. They plan their own time, manage their own responsibilities, and prove the habit sticks without structure.

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IMUA

Forward motion. Now, not later.
When something needs to be done, IMUA means you move — you don't wait to be reminded. IMUA is the attitude that gets things done before they become problems.

PONO

Doing what is right when nobody is watching.
Pono isn't about avoiding trouble. It's about being the kind of person who does the right thing because it matters — not because someone asked.

MAHALO

Respect for other people's effort.
When someone puts in work to keep the home running, mahalo means you honor that. Not ignoring it. Not undoing it. Adding to it, not subtracting from it.

OHANA

We take care of each other — including the hard conversations.
Standards aren't punishments. They're how families protect each other. Holding a line is love. Stepping up without being asked is love too.

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The Core Principle

Responsibilities unlock privileges. No nagging. No yelling. No debates. Just clear expectations and clear outcomes. Actions create outcomes — that's not a threat, that's how the world works.

What "Done" Means

🏠 10-Minute Room Reset Done

All trash in the bin
Clothes in hamper or hung up
Dishes/cups removed from room
Floor made safer and clearer
One zone meaningfully improved

Standard: "Noticeable forward motion."

📚 Surface + Desk Tidy Done

Desk cleared or organized
Nightstand cleared or organized
No stacking things in piles to hide them

Standard: "You could do homework here right now."

📋 Weekly Baseline Standard

All trash removed
Laundry fully handled
Floor visible and safe to walk
Bed made
Surfaces cleared of clutter
Personal items organized
Shared spaces respected

Standard: "Functional, safe, respectful to the home."

The Consequence Ladder

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Level 0 — Normal Day

Both chores complete → privileges unlock. Phone, games, TV, friends — available.

Level 1 — Missed Responsibilities

Not done by deadline → privileges locked for the night. No exceptions, no debates.

Level 2 — Two Misses in a Week

Privileges locked for 24 hours. Next day included.

Level 3 — Three Misses in a Week

No games or social media for the weekend. Devices stay with parents outside chore-complete windows.

Level 4 — Repeated Pattern

Full device pause. Screens re-introduced in structured 30-min windows only after each completed responsibility.

The Two Rules

One reminder max.

After that, outcomes speak. No courtroom. No renegotiating the standard. The result handles itself.

Feelings are valid. Standards are not negotiable.

They can be upset. The standard stays. Both things are true at the same time. You don't have to choose.

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