One planner and two guided tools
All three run in your browser. Nothing you enter is sent anywhere or saved.
Where to start — self-assessment
Answer a few questions about what's actually stuck and get pointed to the one guide worth starting with.
Assumptions this uses
- This is structured reflection based on what you enter, not a psychological assessment or diagnosis
- A longer-duration answer doesn't change the recommendation's category, only its framing
- This tool does not store or send anything you enter
Limitations: This cannot diagnose anything, including burnout, depression, or anxiety, and it cannot tell you whether professional support is needed — the when-self-help-is-the-wrong-tool guide covers that separately.
Runs entirely in your browser.
Write down one piece of actual evidence
Not a general strength — a specific instance. One time you did something hard, followed through, or handled something better than you expected. Write the specific moment down, in a sentence or two. This is the raw material confidence is actually built from, and most people have more of it than they remember unprompted.
Structured reflection
A structured set of prompts for thinking through a stuck pattern, decision, or difficult season more clearly.
Assumptions this uses
- The prompts are general reflective structure, not tailored psychological advice
- A higher self-rated intensity produces more grounding-focused prompts, not a different verdict
- This tool does not analyze your answers beyond generating relevant prompts
Limitations: This is not therapy and cannot assess mental health. It doesn't diagnose burnout, anxiety, or depression.
Runs entirely in your browser.
The One-Area Roadmap
A short guide to choosing one stuck area, building a habit that survives a bad week, and planning past the week-three dip — free.
Get the free guide →Turn the goal into weeks
Turn a goal and a deadline into a week-by-week plan that accounts for the predictable motivation dip.
Assumptions this uses
- The plan is built from the weeks and effort you enter, not measured or verified
- A check-in is placed automatically in the second-to-fourth week range to match the commonly reported motivation dip
- This tool does not track progress over time — it generates a plan, once, based on what you enter
Limitations: This cannot tell you whether the goal itself is realistic for your circumstances, and it cannot guarantee follow-through — only provide a more realistic structure than an unplanned goal.
Runs entirely in your browser.
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See a structured plan for one area
If naming one piece of evidence helped, a short assessment can point you to the one area worth focusing a plan around.
Take the self-assessment →