Sometimes we need extra support
And that’s okay. Life is lifelong, and burnout can be long-term.
Using tools and strategies to help us manage our lives can open the doors for new opportunities and give us much-needed control over our lives so we can develop resilience.
Existing can be hard when times get tough. To achieve a state of optimal flow, living a life that gives you the best chance of success is essential. This means counteracting burnout before it creeps in.
My hope is that these tools will not only help you manage your life but also lead you to a more organized, less stressful one. Remember, you’re not alone on your journey.
You might like to:
- Print these resources out and place them in a space you use often
- Put them in areas where you feel inclined to use them
- Use them as background images on your devices
Everything on this page is currently free for you to print and use.
I’d love it if you could share them, but if you do, please link back to my website!
Fridge list
Organise your weekly menu based on the expiry dates of the food and ingredients in your fridge.
Things to consider:
Remember to factor in your energy levels.
Some days, you might want to switch the order around if you don’t feel like having


(I’m currently working on this page. More to come!)
This page was last updated on the 9th of July 2024
Disclaimer:
Please note that I am not a therapist or trained in any of this stuff. I’m just Jaz from Australia – an Autistic ADHDer.
Burnout is brutal, so if you or someone you care about are struggling or concerned, please contact a crisis support line in your area/country and seek immediate support. I don’t take responsibility for anything that may or may not happen as a result from any content on my website or other places. If any emotions, feelings, thoughts or anything else of concern surfaces from these resources, please contact a doctor and talk to someone you trust. What you do with the information I have provided here (or anywhere else on this website or any of my content) is entirely your choice. Please check with a therapist, doctor or trained mental for the go-ahead before doing anything different with your mental health care (including printing/reading these resources). Always talk to your doctor or treating medical professional. It is their job to help you.

