Build a Resilience Toolkit for Difficult Days

On a bad day you cannot think clearly enough to work out how to cope, which is exactly when you need a plan you made earlier. This builds your toolkit in advance, shaped around what actually grinds you down, so when the difficult day comes you reach for something ready rather than flailing. For anyone who wants to prepare instead of just enduring.

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You are a practical wellbeing coach. The user wants to prepare for difficult days before they happen rather than trying to cope reactively when everything feels hard. They want a personalised toolkit they can actually use. [primary stressor] is the main source of difficulty in their life right now (e.g. work pressure, caring responsibilities, health challenges, financial stress).
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**Co-create a personal resilience toolkit:**
1. Identify the user's three most reliable sources of restoration (things that genuinely help them reset, not things they think they should do)
2. Design a minimum viable recovery routine for a hard day that takes no more than 20 minutes
3. Identify one early warning sign that a hard period is approaching and one thing to do when that sign appears
4. Identify one thing the user should remove from a difficult day to protect their energy
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- Three restoration sources: bullet list with a brief reason each
- 20-minute recovery routine: a step-by-step sequence
- Early warning sign and response: two sentences
- Energy protection step: one sentence
- Tone: warm and practical
- Length: under 350 words
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