
Content planning for the overthinkers, spiralers, and sensitive creatives.
Because your message matters, even when your anxiety is loud.
You don’t need a productivity system.
You need a peace system — one that works with your nervous system, not against it.
If you’re a creator who...
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Freezes every time you try to post
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Spirals after sharing
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Avoids being seen because it feels unsafe
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Feels like you’re “failing” when you disappear...
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Gets overwhelmed by “shoulds,” schedules, and strategies
You are not broken.
You are not flaky.
You are just sensitive — and that’s powerful.
You don’t need a strict content calendar.
You need an Anxiety-Friendly Content Planner™.
The Anxiety-Friendly Content Planner™ is a printable (and digital-friendly!) tool designed for creators who deal with:
✨ Perfectionism
✨ Freeze or hide responses
✨ Visibility dread
✨ Energy dips
✨ Spiraling self-talk
✨ Creative pressure
It’s your soft place to land, regroup, and show up with your anxiety — not despite it.
✅ WHAT’S INSIDE:
🧠 Anxiety Spiral Tracker – spot the patterns, soften the spiral
💬 Low-Pressure Content Vault – never start from zero again
🌤️ Energy Mapping Templates – plan based on how you feel, not hustle
📅 Weekly Soft Flow Layouts – plan your visibility gently
🌀 Re-Entry Plan for Ghosted Days – bounce back without shame
🫶 Pre-Posting Reset Checklists – stop the panic spiral before it starts
🧘♀️ Anchor Reminders & Self-Talk Scripts – for visibility peace
You’ll also find soft affirmations, gentle batching ideas, and prompts that actually feel doable on high-anxiety days.
🫶 WHO IT’S FOR:
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Creators who deal with anxiety, neurodivergence, or trauma
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Coaches, writers, educators, or brand builders who keep disappearing from their own feeds
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People who want to show up but need it to feel safe, soft, and sustainable
💡 WHY IT WORKS:
Traditional planners treat you like a machine.
This one treats you like a human with a sensitive nervous system.
It’s built on:
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Emotional pacing
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Creative compassion
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Nervous-system-safe rhythms
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Soft accountability, not shame