1. Name the weak window
Do not write a vague promise to quit. Write the stretch that keeps taking the night: the room, time, device, route, and reason. Specific detail gives you something you can change.
2. Choose tonight's first move
Decide one physical action before the weak window arrives: move the phone, leave the room, turn on the lights, or contact a real person. The move should be specific enough to perform without negotiating.
3. Rehearse Fortify once
Practice the first move while the pressure is low. When the pattern starts later, Fortify puts one clear instruction first so you can act before the loop gathers momentum.
4. Review the Campaign Report
Record completed orders, resets, and what worked so the next plan improves. A bad day becomes information for the next action, not a reason to disappear.
Keep the plan connected
MAKE THE NEXT ACTION EASY TO REACH.
PHALANX puts your 30-day plan, Today's Order, Fortify, and Campaign Report in one iPhone system.
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What should a 30-day quit-porn plan include?
A specific Weak Window, a first move, a clear action for the moment, and a review loop. PHALANX puts those parts into a 30-day plan, Fortify, and the Campaign Report.
What if I have restarted many times?
Start with the recurring situation, not a guilt speech. Build the response for the next time that situation arrives.
Is PHALANX medical care?
No. PHALANX is a self-improvement tool, not therapy, diagnosis, treatment, medical care, a medical device, or crisis support.
Important: PHALANX is a private self-improvement tool. It is not therapy, diagnosis, treatment, medical care, a medical device, or crisis support. If you are in immediate danger or having thoughts of self-harm, contact local emergency services or a crisis line now.