This section introduces the mentees to the concept of lifestyle addiction. Specifically, the gang and criminal lifestyle. It provides mentees insight into the reasons young people join gangs, which is Acceptance and Protection, and asks them to consider the root of these two desires, which is insecurity. It also introduces them to the R.I.P. cycle (Rumination, Instinct, Progression) giving them insight into how they progressed in their criminality.

This section gives the mentees insight into their anger issues, anger triggers, and provides coping skills and tools. It also introduces them to the W.H.A.T system; an effective cognitive restructuring coping tool.

This section teaches the mentees to deal with conflict maturely with patience and empathy. It teaches them the dangers of aggressiveness, the ineffectiveness of passivity, and the proper use and effectiveness of assertiveness. It also introduces them to the conflict resolution tool R.E.A.D: Recognize, Empathy, Assess, and Decide.

This section gives the mentees tools for setting, navigating, and achieving goals, including the S.M.A.R.T goal test (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Time-Bound), the A.B.C (Any Job, Better Job, Career) and the 5-step navigation system: Define Goal, Gather Data, Reconcile Goals with Data, Monitor Outcomes, Analyze Variances, and Adjust.

This section gives the mentee insight into their denial issues and the denial patterns they use (minimization, rationalization, etc.). The four core emotions (fear, pain, shame, and guilt) they are trying to avoid by using denial, and the four levels of denial: Conscious Denial, Unconscious Denial, and finally Delusion.

This section helps the mentee understand the spiritual energy within them, and gives them tools to cultivate and harness this energy. It teaches them the importance of decreasing negative influences/energy (drainers) and increasing positive influences/energy (fillers) in their lives. It also teaches them the power of love, necessity of forgiveness, dangers of negative speech, and how to discern good goals from evil ones.