Our new book - You're Not Lazy, You're Tired: Gentle Routines for Burnt-Out People
by Selah Grace - CLR Foundation
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EBOOK Link -https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HMW39TGX
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Book Description
Why
"Try Harder" Isn't Working
You don't need to become a different person. You just need to be a little
gentler with the person you already are.
If you picked up this book, we suspect you're tired.
Not the kind of tired that a good night's sleep fixes. The kind that follows
you around all day. The kind that makes small tasks feel enormous, mornings
feel like a battle, and evenings feel like a race against your own racing mind.
And we suspect you've already tried to fix it.
Perhaps you've followed the advice to get up earlier. Perhaps you've downloaded
the planner, the habit tracker or the meditation app. Perhaps you've watched
the videos that promise a perfect routine will change your life. And perhaps,
when it didn't work, you quietly decided that the problem was you.
Not disciplined enough. Not organised enough. Lazy.
We'd like to begin this book by gently disagreeing with you.
You're not lazy
Most of the productivity advice out there is written for people who already
have energy to spare. It assumes that if you're struggling, what you need is
more structure, more discipline and more effort.
But when you're exhausted, burnt out or overstimulated, more effort is often
the very thing you can't give. Pushing harder on an empty tank doesn't get you
further. It just makes you feel worse when you stall.
Many people learn this the hard way. They try the popular routines: the early
alarms, the long morning rituals, the strict plans. Some of them help a little.
Most of them simply become something new to feel guilty about. What usually
makes the difference isn't trying harder. It's learning to be gentler.
That's what this book is about.
What this book offers
This is a short, practical book for tired people. Every idea in it is designed
to be small, simple and kind.
- There are no 5 a.m. alarms.
- There are no hour-long routines.
- There's no expensive equipment, no special diet and no app to download.
Instead, you'll find a handful of gentle habits that take between one and ten minutes, and that you can fit into an ordinary, busy, imperfect life.
