PLAYOverwhelm Recovery
Get what's in your head out of your head.
What this helps with
Overwhelm Recovery is for when there's too much in your head at once and none of it feels like it's moving.
Quick start
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Set a timer for 2 minutes and write down everything on your mind — don't organize it, just get it out of your head and onto paper.
Why this may help
Overload often comes from holding too many open loops at once. Getting them onto paper closes the loop your brain keeps re-checking.
Once you've picked the one thing you're most focused on, what kind of thing is it?
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Tools for this
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Weekly Reset
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Use it on screen
- Find Your Next StepPut what's on your mind into words. We'll help you sort through it and choose one manageable next step.Help me get started
- Ask for What HelpsPrepare one request that explains your intention, the adjustment you need, and how you will stay connected.
Apply to real life
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