You don't usually build a recovery plan when everything is going well.

You build one after something breaks.

After the burnout.

The failure.

The argument.

The unexpected expense.

The bad decision.

The week where everything seems to happen at once.

But by then, you're already exhausted.

Build a Recovery Plan Before You Need One explores the value of deciding in advance how you will respond when life stops going according to plan.

A recovery plan doesn't mean expecting disaster.

It means accepting that difficult seasons are part of being human.

You might need a few simple rules for those moments.

What do you stop doing when you're overwhelmed?

Who do you call?

What responsibilities can temporarily wait?

What habits help you regain stability?

What w ...