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A 30-DAY CHALLENGE · CLINICALLY REVIEWED · STARTS NOV 16
Break the negative thinking cycle in 30 days. Five minutes a day.
Thirty days, five minutes a day, to catch the thought, check it and let the good things land. Everyone starts together on Monday, November 16, and every day is checked by licensed therapists.
You're not a negative person. You're not broken. Your brain just learned to scan for what's wrong, and nobody showed it how to stop.
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You know the one. One thing goes wrong and your brain says "of course it did." One person doesn't reply and you've decided they're done with you. A good day happens and you're already waiting for it to go wrong. By the end of it you're tired, and you don't know why.
Then the second voice starts. "Why am I like this? Other people just think positive." So you try. Affirmations. Gratitude lists. "Good vibes only." It works for a morning. Then it doesn't, because nothing you tried had a start date, a finish line, or anyone doing it with you.
That's why this is a challenge, not a course. Thirty days, five minutes each. Everyone starts on the same day. You get a tracker to tick, a group doing it with you, and a finish line on day 30. It starts with the body, not with positive thinking, because a brain on alert will always find the bad news first. And every day is reviewed by licensed therapists before it reaches you.
Catch the thought before it spirals. Learn your brain's five favorite tricks, and spot them in the act.
Flip it in two minutes. A simple check that turns "everything is wrong" into "this one thing is wrong, and here's what's true."
Stop mind-reading and fortune-telling. What to do with "they're done with me" and "this will go badly" so they stop running your day.
Let the good things land. A two-minute habit that makes the good days count, not just the bad ones.
Never do it alone. A group that starts with you, weekly check-ins, and therapists in the room.
Reviewed by licensed therapists. Every day's practice, before it reaches you. Not an influencer's routine.
Starts Monday, November 16. Everyone begins together, and the founding price closes when the countdown ends.
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Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
WHY A CHALLENGE
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the difference between knowing what to do and actually doing it for 30 days.
Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
A course
Start whenever. Which means later.
Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Nervous System Calming Challenge
Starts / Monday, November 16 /, with everyone beginning on the same day.
Five minutes a day, whenever you have them: listen, do, write.
A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One day at a time
Your email lands early. Five minutes whenever your day has room: with coffee, at lunch, or last thing at night.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
One day at a time
Your email lands early. Five minutes whenever your day has room: with coffee, at lunch, or last thing at night.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your New Light Kit, your final number, and a group that got there with you.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your New Light Kit, your final number, and a group that got there with you.
Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU JOIN
Something real today. Day 1 on Monday. A finish line on Dec 15.
Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
Your 2-Minute
Interrupt lands
The emergency card and audio, in your inbox before you've closed this page. Use it tonight.
The room opens
The welcome video, the cohort thread and your workbook. Say hello, print the tracker.
Everyone
starts together
Your first email lands. Five minutes, whenever suits you. You rate your overthinking for the first time: measurement 1 of 3.
Halfway, measured
Your 2-Minute Interrupt is built and tested. Measurement 2, and a therapist check-in in the thread.
The finish line
Measurement 3, your New Light Kit on one page, and a cohort that got there with you.
Why telling yourself to calm down never works
You can't think your way out of a fired alarm.
Anxiety is a protective alarm that has learned to fire too easily. When it's going, the thinking part of your brain is offline, which is why every "just relax" you've ever been given, including from yourself, has bounced off.
So the challenge starts with the body. Weeks one and two give you tools that settle the alarm in under two minutes. Only then, in weeks three and four, does it retrain the mind, so worry stops running your day.
Weeks 1–2: the body
Breath, grounding, movement, release. Tools that work in minutes, not months.
Weeks 3–4: the mind
What to do with worry so it stops deciding your day. Sort it, park it, defuse it, approach it.
Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
Sound Familiar?
If any of these are yours, this challenge was built for you.
Tap the ones that sound like you.
Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
One thing goes wrong and your brain says "of course."
One person doesn't reply and you've decided they're done with you.
A good day happens and you're waiting for it to go wrong.
You remember the one criticism, not the ten compliments.
You're exhausted by the end of the day, and nothing happened.
You're "fine" on the outside and bracing for bad news on the inside.
One thing goes wrong and your brain says "of course."
One person doesn't reply and you've decided they're done with you.
A good day happens and you're waiting for it to go wrong.
You remember the one criticism, not the ten compliments.
You're exhausted by the end of the day, and nothing happened.
You're "fine" on the outside and bracing for bad news on the inside.
Tap the ones that are yours.
Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
WHY "JUST THINK POSITIVE" NEVER WORKS
You can't out-positive a brain that's built to scan for danger.
Your brain pays more attention to bad news than good. Everyone's does; it kept our ancestors alive. But when it's been on alert for years, the scanner gets stuck on, and every neutral thing (a slow reply, a quiet room) gets filed under "threat." Telling that brain to be positive is like telling a smoke alarm to relax.
So the challenge starts with the body. In weeks one and two you learn to turn the alarm down and catch the thought in the act, in under two minutes. Once that's reliable, weeks three and four change what you do with the thought: check it, flip it, let it pass, and let the good things land.
Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
WEEKS 1–2
The body: settle and catch
Breath, grounding, naming the trick, the thought log. Tools that work in minutes, not months.
WEEKS 3–4
The mind: check, flip, let it pass
The "what's true" check, "I'm having the thought that…", three good things, and a brain that notices both.
Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
THE SCIENCE BEHIND IT
Built on what therapists actually use, not what's trending.
Every tool in the challenge comes from methods with real research behind them: CBT, ACT, breathing and body-based practice. Here is the science behind the main ones, in plain words.
Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
WEEK 1 · THE SCANNER
Bad is stronger than good, for everyone
Psychologists have shown over and over that bad events, bad feedback and bad news hit harder and last longer than good ones. It isn't you being negative. It's a bias every human brain has, and it can be balanced. (Baumeister et al., Review of General Psychology, 2001)
WEEK 3 · THE "WHAT'S TRUE" CHECK
Checking a thought changes how it feels
Writing a thought down and weighing the evidence for and against it is the core of CBT, the most-tested talking therapy there is. Reviews of hundreds of trials show it reliably lowers low mood and anxiety. (Hofmann et al., Cognitive Therapy and Research, 2012)
WEEK 3 · "I'M HAVING THE THOUGHT THAT…"
Seeing a thought as just a thought
Adding six words in front of a thought ("I'm having the thought that…") makes it feel less true and less upsetting, without arguing with it. It's a core tool in ACT, and studies show it works in minutes.
WEEK 3 · USE YOUR OWN NAME
Your name gives you distance
Talking to yourself by name ("Sarah, you've got this") instead of "I" helps people stay calmer and think more clearly under stress, with almost no effort. (Kross et al., Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2014)
WEEK 4 · THREE GOOD THINGS
Three good things, written down
Writing down three things that went well each day, and why, raised happiness and lowered low mood for months in a classic study, long after people stopped doing it. (Seligman et al., American Psychologist, 2005)
THE FORMAT · A COHORT WITH A START DATE
Why everyone starts on the same day
Research on "fresh starts" shows people are more likely to begin, and keep going, when a goal starts on a clear date. Add a tracker and a room full of people on the same day, and finishing becomes the normal thing to do. (Dai, Milkman & Riis, Management Science, 2014)
What changes
Day 1 and day 30 are different days.
Not a different person. The same person, with a kit.
The challenge uses these methods as self-care, not therapy, and the studies above were not done on this program. If you're seeing a therapist, bring the exercises to them. Many members use them between sessions.
What changes
Day 1 and day 30 are different days.
Not a different person. The same person, with a kit.
Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
A DAY IN THE CHALLENGE
Listen. Do. Write. Then get on with your day.
Here's day 16, exactly as it arrives. Two minutes to read, five to do. That's the whole commitment.
Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
LISTEN · 4:28
The "what's true" check
A guided version of the practice, so on the days you can't face reading, you press play.
DO · 2 MINUTES
The "what's true" check
Take the thought that's been running today. Write it in one line. Then answer three questions out loud: What's the evidence for it? What's the evidence against it? What would I say to a friend who thought this? Two minutes.
WRITE · IN YOUR WORKBOOK
Thought log
One line in your workbook: the thought, which trick it was (all-or-nothing, mind-reading, fortune-telling…), how true it feels now (0–10). Then tick day 16 on your tracker.
Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
WHAT CHANGES
Day 1 and day 30 are different days.
Not a different person. The same person, with a kit.
Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
Day 1
Day 1
Day 30
When something goes wrong
"Of course it did." Then the spiral.
The quiet reply
They're done with you. You've decided.
The thought
Feels like a fact.
The good day
You're waiting for it to go wrong.
Your number
You rate your negative thinking. It's high and it's been high a while.
What you own
Articles, podcasts and good intentions.
Day 30
"This one thing went wrong." Then the check, and you move on.
Mind-reading, caught in the act. You ask instead of assume.
Check it, flip it, or let it pass. Three moves instead of one spiral.
Three good things, written down, read back on bad days.
You rate it again. Most people see it move two to four points.
30 audios, the challenge workbooks, a full tracker, and a New Light Kit written in your own words.
When something
goes wrong
"Of course it did." Then the spiral.
The quiet reply
They're done with you. You've decided.
The thought
Feels like a fact.
The good day
You're waiting for it to go wrong.
Your number
You rate your negative thinking. It's high and it's been high a while.
What you own
Articles, podcasts and good intentions.
"This one thing went wrong." Then the check, and you move on.
Mind-reading, caught in the act. You ask instead of assume.
Check it, flip it, or let it pass. Three moves instead of one spiral.
Three good things, written down, read back on bad days.
You rate it again. Most people see it move two to four points.
30 audios, the challenge workbooks, a full tracker, and a New Light Kit written in your own words.
Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
THE 30 DAYS AT A GLANCE
Four weeks, one exercise a day, three measurements.
Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
WEEK 1
Notice
Meet the scanner. The thinking thermometer, your brain's five tricks, the thought log, naming the trick, your trigger map, the long exhale.
WEEK 2
Settle
Turn the alarm down on demand. The long exhale, grounding, the 90-second rule, say it out loud, the pattern interrupt. Build your 2-Minute Flip.
WEEK 3
Check
Change what you do with the thought. The "what's true" check, "I'm having the thought that…", ask instead of assume, use your own name, the and-then-what ladder.
WEEK 4
Balance
A brain that notices both. Three good things, take the compliment, less doom-scrolling, your people, your New Light Kit.
Days 1, 15 and 29: you rate how on edge you feel from 0 to 10 in the companion workbook. Three numbers, so you can see the change rather than take our word for it.
Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
WHAT YOU WALK AWAY WITH
Workbooks you'll still be using in a year.
Not loose pages. Real workbooks, one for each week of the challenge, yours to keep after day 30.
Why a challenge
This is a challenge, not a course. You don't watch it. You do it.
Courses get bought and never opened. Challenges have a start date, a daily deadline, people doing it with you, and a finish line. That's the whole difference, and it's the difference between knowing what to do and having done it for 30 days.
A course
- Start whenever. Which means later.
- Fourteen hours of video you'll watch at 1.5x and forget.
- Alone, with a progress bar nobody checks.
- No end, so it never quite finishes.
The Reset challenge
- Starts Sunday, November 15. Everyone, together.
- Five minutes a morning: listen, do, write. Then live your day.
- A cohort in the room, weekly check-ins, therapists who drop in.
- Day 30 is a finish line, with a number to show for it.
The rules of the challenge
One morning at a time
Your email lands at 6. Five minutes, before the day gets hold of you.
Do today's, never yesterday's
Missed a day? Do today's. No catching up, no guilt. Every tool stays yours.
Tick the day
Thirty boxes on your tracker. Watching them fill is half the reason people finish.
Reply with one word
Every email ends with a one-word check-in. A real person reads it.
Measure three times
Days 1, 15 and 29. The number that moves is yours, not ours.
Finish together
Day 30: your Reset Plan, your Reset Kit, and a cohort that got there with you.
WORKBOOK 1 · WEEK 1
Notice
Thinking thermometer, the five tricks, thought log, trigger map.
WORKBOOK 2 · WEEK 2
Settle
The long exhale, grounding, your 2-Minute Flip.
WORKBOOK 3 · WEEK 3
Check
The "what's true" check, ask instead of assume, the ladder.
WORKBOOK 4 · WEEK 4
Balance
Three good things, take the compliment, your New Light Kit.
A two-minute Settle you can run anywhere, built from the body tools that worked for you
A way to handle a jolt without fighting it: breathe, unclench, let the wave pass
Your Settle Kit: three body tools, one wind-down, one anchor, one person, on one page
EVERYTHING IN THE CHALLENGE
$169 of audios, tools and support. Founding members pay 90% less.
Sold on their own in our shop, the pieces of the challenge add up to $169. That is not what you pay. The founding cohort gets all of it for 90% off, as one thing: thirty days with everything around them, at a price we only offer once.
Your price is in the next section.
30 guided audios
three to five minutes each, press play
30 daily tools
a worksheet, tracker or pocket card every morning
The companion workbook and tracker
thermometers, weekly reflections, your Reset Plan
Welcome video and overview
day 0, so you know exactly what's coming
The cohort thread with therapist videos
same 30 days, same room, weekly input from licensed therapists
The 2-Minute Reset, today
emergency card and audio, in your inbox within a minute
The 8 pm nudge and a human reply
an optional daily text, and a person who answers within a day
Total value
Not what you pay. Founding cohort: 90% off
30 guided audios
three to five minutes each, press play
$47
The challenge workbooks
every exercise, tracker and reflection, as real workbooks you keep
$37
The 30-day tracker and weekly check-ins
your three measurements and the plan you build by day 30
$19
Welcome video and overview
day 0, so you know exactly what's coming
$9
The cohort thread with therapist videos
same 30 days, same room, weekly input from licensed therapists
$29
The 2-Minute Interrupt, today
emergency card and audio, in your inbox within a minute
$9
The 8 pm nudge and a human reply
an optional daily text, and a person who answers within a day
$19
Total value $169
Founding cohort pays 90% less
90% OFF
$17
Bonus: 7 Nights of Sleep
Seven short evening audios for the nights the "of course it did" voice won't stop. Free while the countdown runs.
$19 FREE
WHO'S BEHIND IT
From the team behind The Daily Wellness, read by 100,000+ people every morning.
The tools in the challenge come from the same methods therapists use every day: CBT, ACT, breathing and body-based practice. Every day has been reviewed by licensed therapists before it reaches you.
The founding cohort gets three things later cohorts won't: the founding price of $17 (90% off the $169 the pieces sell for), the therapist videos live as they're made, and the people who built it answering replies personally.
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one therapy session
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a year of a meditation app
Your founding price
$169$17
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$150+
one therapy session
$70
a year of a
meditation app
$169
$17
the whole 30-day challenge
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$150+
one therapy
session
$70
a year of a
meditation app
$169
$17
the whole 30-day challenge
90% OFF · ONE PAYMENT
Founding price until the countdown ends. One payment, no subscription.
WHY NOW
When the cohort starts, the doors close. There is no late entry.
When the countdown hits zero, the doors close. Not "the price goes up." They close. Everyone starts day 1 together, and nobody gets in after that, because a challenge only works when the whole room is on the same day. Miss it, and you wait for the next one, at a higher price, whenever that is.
That's the small cost. The bigger one is another month of 11 pm replays, another month of unsent texts, another month of "I'll decide when I've thought about it more." You've thought about it enough. Thirty days, five minutes a day, and people doing it with you.
Everyone starts Monday, November 16. If you join today, your 2-Minute Interrupt is in your inbox before you've closed this page, and you'll have used it before day 1.
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How it works
30 days: a guided audio, a practice and a workbook exercise
The challenge workbooks, the 30-day tracker, the welcome video
The cohort thread, with therapist videos through the month
The 2-Minute Wind-Down in your inbox today
The optional 8 pm nudge, and a human reply within a day
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Join the 30-Day Break the Negative Thinking Cycle Challenge.
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If you own a course you never finished, you've been let down before.
You bought it on a motivated Sunday. Did day one. Meant to go back. It's still sitting in a tab somewhere, quietly proving the story that you don't follow through. You've learned to be careful, because you've had to be.
We get it. It's why this isn't a course. It's thirty days with a start date, a cohort and a finish line, and a tracker you tick, one box a day, until day 30 says done.
Let's be honest for a second.
There's no money-back guarantee on the challenge. At $17, 90% off, we don't think it needs one. And a guarantee would make it too easy to join and never show up, which is the one thing this challenge is designed to stop. Here's what you get instead:
One payment. Nothing to cancel. $17 once. No subscription, no renewal, no surprise charges.
Change your mind before day 1? Full refund. Email [email protected] any time before Monday, November 16 and we'll refund you. Once the cohort starts, the price is final, for everyone
Something real today. Your 2-Minute Interrupt lands within a minute of joining. Use it tonight. If it isn't for you, you'll know before the challenge even begins.
Keep everything. Every audio, every tool, the workbook and your tracker are yours after day 30.
About 57¢ a day. Less than one coffee a week, and each day takes five minutes.
WHO IT’S FOR
Is This for You?
This challenge is for you if
Negative thinking is wearing you down, and you're still getting through your days
You've read the articles and listened to the podcasts, and you want something to actually do
You can find five minutes a day, most days, for 30 days
You're in therapy already and want daily practice between sessions
Please don't join if
You're in crisis, or the thoughts have moved from negative to telling you people would be better off without you. You deserve more than an email a day; please reach a professional first
You're looking for a diagnosis, a treatment plan or a replacement for therapy
The Break the Negative Thinking Cycle Challenge is educational self-care, not therapy or medical treatment. If you're having thoughts of harming yourself, contact a professional or a crisis line now (in the US, call or text 988).
This challenge is for you if
- Anxiety is wearing you down, and you're still getting through your days
- You've read the articles and listened to the podcasts, and you want something to actually do
- You can find five minutes a morning, most mornings, for 30 days
- You're in therapy already and want daily practice between sessions
Please don't join if
- You're in crisis, or anxiety is stopping you from functioning. You deserve more than an email a day; please reach a professional first
- You're looking for a diagnosis, a treatment plan or a replacement for therapy
The Anxiety Reset is educational self-care, not therapy or medical treatment. If you're having thoughts of harming yourself, contact a professional or a crisis line now (in the US, call or text 988).
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STILL THINKING ABOUT IT?
If you've read this far, your brain has probably already told you why this won't work for you. Notice that. That's the cycle.
So here's the whole decision on one line: $17, a tool in your inbox tonight, a full refund until Monday, November 16, and a cohort that starts whether or not you've finished deciding.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
What people ask before they join.
When does the challenge start, and what if I join late?
Everyone starts Monday, November 16. Emails arrive at 6 am in your time zone. Join any time before that: your 2-Minute Reset comes now, and the welcome video, overview, workbook and tracker arrive the week before we start.
Is it really 90% off?
Yes. The audios, tools, workbook and extras in the challenge sell separately in our shop for $169 in total. The founding cohort gets all of it for $17, which is 90% off, until the countdown ends on Thursday, November 12. After that the price is $27, and later cohorts won’t be offered the founding price.
How much time does it take?
Five minutes a morning, most of it with your eyes closed. Two minutes to read the email, or press play and skip the reading entirely.
What if I miss a day?
Do today’s. No catching up, no guilt. Every audio and tool is yours to keep, so the days you missed are waiting when you want them.
Do I have to listen to the audio?
No. The email has everything. The audio is for the mornings you can’t face reading, which, if you’re anxious, is some of them.
Is this therapy?
No. It’s daily practice, drawn from approaches therapists use, and every morning is reviewed by licensed therapists before it reaches you. It works well alongside therapy and it isn’t a substitute for it. If you’re in crisis, please reach a professional first.
What happens after day 30?
You keep every audio, every tool, your tracker and your Reset Plan. The cohort thread stays open inside our community, and you’ll get an invitation to continue there if you want to.
Day 1 is Monday, November 16. Be in the room.
Thirty days from now you'll either have a brain that notices the good as well as the bad, with a kit you built yourself and a group who got there with you, or you'll have the same "of course it did." Five minutes a day decides which.
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$17
90% OFF
$169 $17
90% OFF
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No subscription
Full refund before day 1
P.S. When the countdown ends, the doors close and nobody joins this cohort late, at any price. The founding price and the 7 Nights of Sleep bonus are for the people who said yes first.
Another question? Email [email protected]
and a real person will answer.
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