First: external
The page carries the sequence, so you do not have to remember it under pressure.
The Reset does not ask you to feel disciplined. It gives you a sequence, a count, and three gates. The support gets lighter only once the repetition earns it.
Use the tabs to see how the same structural read carries through each phase of the protocol.
The big candle, the nearest box, where price sits, the verdict, one honest line after the close. Ten reads a day. Accuracy before speed. The sheet stays in your own hand.

After a complete first week, the same read asks for less writing. You review which verdicts came out clean, not how fast you filled the page. A gate at day 14 stands before Phase Three opens.
Three questions stay in view: where is the nearest box, what did the close do there, is price simply on the road. The card retires once the questions start arriving on their own.

The Tracker records reads completed, cities seen, roads left alone, and one line of observation each day. The count moves attention off whether the market paid you, and onto whether the process actually ran.
Day 21 completes the Reset at roughly 350 reads. Nothing stops you from continuing to count after that.
The page carries the sequence, so you do not have to remember it under pressure.
Same structure, recorded with fewer prompts once the first gate is behind you.
Only the smallest pointer remains, until the questions arrive without you reaching for the card.
The Global Edition includes the method core, the ten worked reads, all three phases of the Reset, the Tracker, both Read-Sheets, the Practice Sheet, and the Pointers Card.