This video introduces a simple way to think about emotional energy. Instead of pushing through exhaustion or feeling guilty for needing space, you’ll learn how to: • Identify what’s draining your energy • Notice what’s coming up next • Make small adjustments before burnout • Reduce guilt around rest and boundaries This tool is especially helpful on days when everything feels like “too much.”

This video teaches a simple check-in for days when you’re functioning but feel off. Instead of pushing harder or judging yourself, you’ll learn how to: • Assess your energy, emotional capacity, and focus • Treat the information as data, not failure • Adjust expectations to match capacity • Prevent burnout before it builds This is a practical tool for staying regulated, grounded, and honest with yourself during demanding days.

This video teaches a simple way to deal with emotions that keep interrupting your focus. Instead of pushing feelings away or trying to solve them immediately, you’ll learn how to: • Acknowledge the emotion without judgment • Reassure your nervous system that it won’t be forgotten • Contain the feeling so you can stay present • Return to it later with more clarity This is a practical tool for moments when you feel emotionally distracted but still need to show up.

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