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The Brash Resurrection Workflow

Your inbox looks like regret. Your motivation ghosted you. Your plans have more tabs than traction.

Time to revive your professional life—without books, bootcamps, or a fake guru whispering “abundance.”

⚡ Step 1: Daily Spark Prompt

Every morning, ask: “What’s one action I could take today that moves me closer to the version of me who loves their work?” Write it down. Do it. That’s your win condition.

🧠 Step 2: The Rule of Three

List:

• 1 thing you’ll start

• 1 thing you’ll stop

• 1 thing you’ll delegate or automate (even if to AI)

Repeat it daily. Track it weekly. Watch your brain shift.

📦 Step 3: The 10-Minute Reset

End of day, ask: “Where did my energy spike? Where did it crash?” Color-code it if you’re visual. Rewrite tomorrow based on energy, not tasks. That’s the paradigm shift.

🛠️ Works with:

• Paper + pen

• Notes app

• Trello board

• Voice memo to yourself

• A 12-year-old with ambition

You don’t need clarity to start—this creates clarity. Momentum makes confidence. Confidence makes traction. Now go build your comeback, 10 minutes at a time.

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Stop Doomscrolling. Do These 3 workflows

Because Monday deserves momentum—not mental clutter

1. Lead Catcher Loop

   Purpose: Capture leads automatically while you sleep.

   Tools:

   * Typeform (for clean intake forms)

   * Zapier or Make.com (for automation)

   * Google Sheets or Notion (for storage)

Flow: Visitors —> fills out your form —> data drops into your tracker —> optional auto-reply or task assignment.

Use this when: You’re tired of checking five inboxes. Let workflows work the crowd.

2. Daily Dispatch Auto-Prep

Purpose: Auto-build your next blog/email/social drops.

Tools:

* Notion Database (drafts + ideas)

* n8n or Zapier (trigger when post is tagged “ready”)

* Buffer or MailerLite (auto-publish)

Flow: Draft —> tag as “ready” —> auto-pulled into scheduler —> published at prime time.

Use this when: You want to sip coffee Monday morning, not scramble to post.

3. Mental Load Reducer Stack

Purpose: Automate brain drain tasks.

Tools:

* Any.do or TickTick (smart task management)

* ChatGPT (summarize, prep, clarify)

* Voice memo —> Otter.ai (capture ideas without typing)

Flow: Voice note —> auto-transcribe —> AI summary —> action list generated.

Use this when: You think, “I’ll remember later.” (You won’t. This will.)

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