the art of bare

minimum living

(and why that's enough)

a soft survival guide for deep feelers, slow processors, and anyone whose soul is tired of pretending to be functional.

this isn't a workbook.

this isn't a course.

this is a warm blanket of a PDF for the days when brushing your teeth feels like climbing a mountain.

you're not lazy.

you're carrying invisible weight.

and this is your permission slip to stop performing and start listening to what your body has been saying all along:

"this is all i can do today."


"okay. then that's enough."

✴ what's inside:

  • 7 gentle sections

    written like a conversation with your inner fog

  • 36 transmissions of poetic truth

    for the days when words fail but feelings flood

  • 6 reflection prompts

    for when your mind won't stop spiraling (or skip them — zero guilt)

  • gentle structure, zero pressure

  • soft formatting for overstimulated brains

  • no urgency. no “finish this.” no performance

    just nonlinear, skimmable, emotionally precise pages that speak your nervous system’s language.

✴ this is for you if:

  • your brain feels like too many tabs open, and none of them are loading

  • you've been ghosting people you love because words feel impossible

  • you're tired of trying to be "on" when your whole system wants to disappear

  • rest doesn't feel earned — and work doesn't feel possible

  • you're craving something real, soft, and emotionally accurate

✴ what you won't find:

  • toxic positivity

  • five-step systems

  • "just do it" advice written by people who've never spiraled in the shower for 40 minutes

✴ what you will find:

  • a page that names what you've been feeling and says, "you're not broken."

  • a sentence that makes you cry in a weirdly good way

  • a ritual of self-return

  • sacred slowness

  • emotional precision without emotional labor

✴ price:

$27

instant download · yours forever

low-bandwidth · no pressure to finish

✴ closing whisper:

this is a PDF for the version of you who thinks in forests instead of highways,

who doesn't need a roadmap — just a mirror that speaks her language.

who freezes, but still finds a way to stay.

this isn't self-help.

this is survival art.

and it's waiting for you.