Mom Burnout

Real-Life Burnout Recovery Guide & Tools for Exhausted Moms to Triage, Stabilize, Reduce Mental Load & Emotional Labor & Reset Daily Routines - without Guilt, Perfectionism or Burnout

De: Ellis Mitchell

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Mom Burnout is for exhausted moms who don’t need fluffy self-care advice, they need real-life recovery tools that work on real weekdays. This book gives you a clear path out of survival mode: triage first, stabilization next, then practical systems that reduce the mental load and reset your routines, without asking you to do more, try harder, or become a completely different person.

Instead of vague encouragement, you’ll get a step-by-step framework you can actually run, whether you have support or you’re doing most of it alone. You’ll learn how to protect your energy, make invisible work visible, and create a home rhythm that doesn’t collapse the minute life gets messy.

Inside you’ll find:

• A 48-hour burnout triage plan to stop the bleed, lower the pressure, and get through the next two days without breaking

• A stabilization blueprint that rebuilds your baseline energy with realistic “minimum viable” habits

• A Mental Load & Emotional Labor audit that exposes what you’re carrying—and why it feels unbearable

• A step-by-step load redistribution method that shifts ownership (not “help”) so you’re not the household project manager

• Simple scripts for hard conversations about fairness, follow-through, and standards, without starting a fight

• Daily routine resets that actually stick (morning, after-work, bedtime), designed for low energy and high chaos

• Micro-recovery tools (2–10 minutes) to calm your nervous system even when you can’t get alone time

• A “Bad Week Protocol” for sick kids, deadlines, or overload, so you don’t relapse and start from zero again

• Permission without the spiral: how to drop perfection without dropping what truly matters

• Printable checklists and prompts that make implementation simple, even when your brain is fried

Here’s the truth: burnout doesn’t mean you’re weak—it means your life is overloaded and your support system isn’t matching your responsibilities. This book won’t shame you into “gratitude,” and it won’t pretend a bubble bath fixes chronic depletion. It will help you reclaim calm, reduce resentment, and build a sustainable rhythm where you can be present without being depleted.

If you’re ready to stop surviving and start feeling like yourself again, open Mom Burnout and start with the triage plan today. Your recovery doesn’t begin when life gets easier, it begins when you install a system that finally supports you.