I built this because I needed it.

For me, I was so drained. So exhausted. Brain fog and fatigue I did not know what to do with. I did not realize how blocked I was from creating, which is something I love.

The last few years were challenging

It seemed like every time I tried to move forward, I ran into another stumbling block, another hurdle, another wave of overwhelm.

So when I say this app works, I mean that personally.

The fact that you are reading this, and that the app is here to use, is evidence that this works. Every time I ran into a stumbling block, a hurdle, or overwhelm, I turned on the app and did the process.

Each time I did, I was able to let go of more, and bring back more peace, love, and grace into my life.

That is why I made ResetMe.coach

I built it because I needed help moving forward. I needed help getting past the stress, the brain fog, and the emotional overwhelm that were getting in the way.

If you are reading this right now, you may be someone other people depend on. You may have responsibilities, work to do, a family to care for, or decisions you need clarity on. If there are more struggles ahead, then it makes sense to remove what is in the way so you can do what you need to do.

This is a simple process. Not necessarily easy.

Kind of like pull-ups or deadlifts. Simple process, but if you do it, you get results.

Once I started removing these inner landmines, things lightened up. I was able to think more clearly. I was able to move forward. I would like the same for you.

What ResetMe is, and what it is not

ResetMe is a self-improvement tool. A 10-minute image-and-feeling reset you can run on your phone, anywhere. Private. No journaling. No sharing.

ResetMe is not therapy. It is not medical care or treatment. It is not a substitute for professional mental health support. If you are in crisis, please call 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or 911. If you are working through trauma, ongoing depression, or anything that needs a clinician, please get one. ResetMe can sit alongside that work; it does not replace it.

If you want to see what the process looks like in detail, the how it works page walks through it with the binder clip metaphor that I find easiest to teach.