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Five Notion-friendly templates for the day the system breaks: re-entry, task-starting, planning that survives a missed week, decision support, and a daily page that fits in four minutes.
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The kit is five small surfaces, not a lifestyle promise. Each surface has one job: make the next return possible without needing a perfect week first.
Two or fewer? Read the free 5-pager first — it’s where most people start.
Miss three days — the system doesn’t reset. It picks up where you are.
If the kit isn’t useful in the first session, it’s the wrong kit.
What’s the single next thing? That’s the daily page. Nothing else.
Type today’s date. Answer one question: what’s the single next thing? Don’t plan a week. Don’t list categories. Just the single next thing.
You won’t need it today. You’ll need it the day after you miss three days. Open it once now so you know where it lives. That’s the whole setup.
The point isn’t the kit. The point is the work that the kit got out of the way. Close the kit. Do the thing.
Total setup time: ten minutes. If it takes longer, you’re probably overthinking it — close the tab, come back tomorrow.
One question: what’s the single next thing? No streak. No score. Designed to be skipped.
Use it after a missed week. Four lines. Restores enough context to start again without restarting.
For the day everything is on fire and nothing fits a category yet.
When a small decision has been stuck for three days, this is the one-page exit.
12 minutes. Skip without penalty. The week still works.
It looks too small to do anything. It works because the smallness is the feature — the moment after a missed week is when an elaborate template gets closed and never reopened.
1. Where I stopped: …
2. The single sentence I don’t want to lose: …
3. The next breadcrumb: …
4. One thing I’ll forgive myself for, in writing: …
If you already have a system that works, you don’t need this. If you want a habit tracker with streaks and gamification, this is the wrong kit — the whole design choice here is the opposite. If you want a deeply customised productivity OS with 40 databases and rollups, the Solo Therapist OS or AI OS will fit better. This kit is small on purpose.
This page launched in May 2026. Real screenshots of reader messages will land here as they come in — not stock photos, not invented quotes. If you buy in the first 1,000 and want to write back, your message can land here with your handle (or anonymously). Until then, the page stays honest about what it is: a small kit, made by one ADHD adult, fresh out of the door.
Email what landed for you → Your message can sit here for the next reader (handle or anonymous).
Most readers only need the EF Kit. These two go deeper if you’ve already used it for a while and want a different angle — not an upgrade tier.
The 12-minute comeback protocol. For the day the EF kit alone isn’t enough — the day has already folded in.
Open it →The 12-chapter book version. All ten AI Failure Modes, ten circuit breakers. The kit is the toolkit; this is the reference.
Read the page →Neither. Five Notion-friendly templates plus a printable PDF. No curriculum, no homework, no streaks. Open the page that matches what’s broken today and use it.
Same. That’s the design rule. The templates assume you’ll miss three days and the system picks up where you are, not where you should be.
SelfHealer Basics is a single 12-minute comeback protocol — one PDF, one path. This kit is the wider system: five templates covering daily, recovery, emergency, decisions, and weekly review. If you’re mid-collapse right now, start with SelfHealer. If you want the ongoing system, start here.
Yes. Gumroad shows “pay what you want, free+” on the checkout. free keeps the lights on. Free is fine if free is what you’ve got. Either way you get the same kit and every update I ever ship. More on free with optional tips →
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No. The free Notion plan is enough. There’s also a printable PDF version in the same download if you don’t use Notion.
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