
The Crash Kit
For the crater floor.
- 35-page triage workbook for functioning at the bare minimum while depleted
- Permission to do less, without the guilt spiral
- The absolute essentials to get through a day when you've got nothing left
Everyone sells burnout prevention. But you're already in the crater — too depleted for one more productivity tip. This is recovery, built for where you actually are: the bare minimum, the slow refill, and the climb back to steady.
Three simple steps from depleted to steady. Start where you are, climb at your pace.
Pick the kit that matches where you are — crash floor, slow refill, or the full climb.
Work through the stages at your own pace. No pressure, no streaks, no guilt.
Rebuild capacity that lasts with boundary scripts, energy budgets, and relapse prevention.

All three kits — 130 pages total, from the crash to steady ground. Everything you need for the whole climb, for less than buying two.

Or start with just one stage:
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And too tired to start. The pile keeps growing, and just looking at it costs energy you don't have.
You sleep, you scroll, you 'relax' — and wake up just as empty. The tank stopped accepting deposits.
When you can't stop, can't slow down, and can't see how breaks would fit in the first place.
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There's no single answer, but most people move through four stages over roughly 3–12+ months. Stabilise (weeks 1–4) is about stopping the freefall — reducing load and getting basic sleep, food, and rest back. Refill (months 1–3) slowly restores energy and nervous-system capacity. Rebuild (months 3–6) is where structure, boundaries, and gentle routines return. Sustain (6+ months) is the long tail — protecting what you rebuilt so you don't crash again. Go slower than feels reasonable; that's usually the fastest route through.
No. It's built specifically for depletion. You start with the bare minimum — a few minutes, low cognitive load, no streaks, no shame. You can put it down and pick it up whenever.
No. This is a staged recovery system, not a bubble-bath list. It assumes you're already past the edge and starts from the crater floor.
No. There's no 'set boundaries before you burn out' content. This starts where you actually are, in the crater.
Instant digital download. Printable PDFs that also work beautifully in GoodNotes, Notability, and similar apps.
No. This is supportive self-help content — not professional, medical, or mental-health care. If you're struggling, please reach out to a qualified professional.
Yes. You can grab any single kit, or the whole climb as a bundle. Lifetime access either way.
Because these are instant digital downloads, returns are only available if the files haven't been downloaded yet. Once a file has been downloaded, the purchase is final. If you haven't downloaded anything and would like a refund, email us and we'll take care of it.
Instant access. No hustle required.