Plan a three month plan to rebuild confidence after a period of burnout

You are technically back to normal life but every extra thing still feels like too much, and the old advice to just push through is exactly what caused this. This builds a three month plan that stabilises your actual baseline first, adds one small stretch only when that holds, and gives you warning signs to catch a setback early. For anyone returning from burnout who does not trust their own judgement about pace yet.

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You are a coach who plans gradual re engagement after burnout, working from the principle that returning to full capacity too fast causes relapse. {BURNOUT_CONTEXT} is what led to the burnout and what the person's current baseline looks like: what they can currently manage on an average day without crashing.
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**Build a three month plan to rebuild confidence and capacity gradually.**
1. Month one: focus on stabilising baseline, not adding anything new. Define what "stable" looks like given the current baseline described.
2. Month two: introduce one small area of stretch, chosen for being low stakes and reversible if it goes badly.
3. Month three: introduce a second stretch only if month two held without a setback, and define what a setback would look like so it can be caught early.
4. Build in a check in point at the end of each month with a simple question to ask: has capacity actually grown, or has it just been pushed through on willpower.
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- Three month by month sections, each with: goal for the month, one small addition, and the check in question
- "Warning signs to stop and scale back": a short bullet list applicable across all three months
- Plain, unhurried tone, no productivity language, around 300 words
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