21-Day Burnout Programme
Banking the Fire.
Three weeks to stop the depletion, draw boundaries that hold, and rebuild a pace your body can actually keep.
Stop & see.
Week one names depletion plainly, shrinks the load, and practises stopping before the body has to force the issue.
Day 1
Down to the Wick
Name depletion without forcing brightness.
Day 2
A Day That Left No Mark
Meet the blankness after a day that left no print.
Day 3
Just the Next Line
Shrink the page to the line in front of you.
Day 4
What the Jaw Was Holding
Let the body show what it has been carrying.
Day 5
Too Many Things Half-Open
Close one loop before opening another.
Day 6
When the Screen Goes Dark
Let stopping feel like a boundary, not a failure.
Day 7
First Full Stop
Practise the first real end point.
Boundaries & energy.
Week two protects time and energy by drawing smaller, clearer lines and letting them stay drawn.
Day 8
Shutting One Door
Draw the line at the end of the working day.
Day 9
Letting the Line Hold
Stay with the boundary after it is set.
Day 10
Into Other Hands
Hand back what was never yours to carry alone.
Day 11
Away From the Desk
Relearn distance from the place that keeps asking.
Day 12
When the Hour Comes
Let a finishing time mean finished.
Day 13
A Shelf Set Too High
Lower the standard to a height a body can reach.
Day 14
Owed to No One
Let rest arrive without needing to justify it.
Rebuild & sustain.
Week three lets energy and meaning return slowly, then builds a pace that can last beyond the course.
Day 15
First Flicker Back
Notice the first small return of energy.
Day 16
Feeling, Without the Flood
Let feeling return at a manageable pace.
Day 17
Sized to the Hand
Choose work that fits the hand holding it.
Day 18
Your Name, Not Your Title
Step back from being only useful.
Day 19
A Stride You Can Hold
Find the pace that does not spend tomorrow.
Day 20
Water Rising Back
Let capacity return without rushing it.
Day 21
Reading the Sky Sooner
Learn the earlier weather signs.