1 week intensive

Founders Burnout Recovery 

Start date: September 8

A 1 week anti-crash course will help you get practical tools to recover from burnout and build long-term resilience.

Only 20 seats available for FREE. Sign up now.

What’s included

  • Fully online experience—join from anywhere

  • Three 2-hour live sessions packed with science-backed tools

  • Real-time support through group chat

Outcomes

  • Crystal-clear insight into your unique burnout patterns

  • A neuroscience-backed toolkit tailored to how you operate

Programming

  • Get clear on your current burnout state.

    • Complete a structured Burnout Assessment to understand your current state better

    • Understand emotional, mental & physical burnout types and practical ways to discern which one is at the core of your burnout

  • Explore science-backed tools for climbing out of burnout.

    • Learn how to apply neuroscience-based strategies for emotional and mental burnouts

    • Create your personal Burnout Mitigation Tracker to optimize recovery

  • Refine what works for you.

    • Learn about habit formation & nervous system healing as the basis of recovery

    • Explore strategies for life balance and emotional resilience

Founders Burnout Recovery Toolkit

Our neuroscience-backed guide helps founders recharge, refocus, and build resilience—at their own pace. This 30-page toolkit offers practical tools to boost energy, clarity, and emotional balance, whether you're nearing burnout or staying ahead of it.

What’s inside:

✔️ Self-Assessment Tools
Understand your current burnout state across emotional, mental, and physical dimensions.

🧠 Brain-Based Recovery Techniques
Cognitive load strategies, nervous system resets, and clarity tools grounded in neuroscience.

📅 Weekly Practices & Trackers
Simple actions to reduce overload and rebuild internal stability—track progress week by week.

💬 Founders-Specific Reflections
Real-world insights tailored to the founder journey—loneliness, over-identification, and pressure to “keep pushing.”