
A simple, 30-minute rhythm to help you remember what worked, release what didn’t, and step into the week ahead feeling lighter and freer.
If Sundays feel heavy instead of restful...
You’re not alone.Many women move into a new week still carrying the weight of the last one — unfinished thoughts, lingering guilt, mental clutter, and the quiet pressure to “do better next time.”This guide isn’t about fixing your life or planning every detail. It’s about creating a gentle pause — a place to set things down and begin again.
This Weekly Reset is...
A quiet space to pause before the week begins
A gentle structure that supports clarity without pressure
A way to notice what mattered and release what didn’t
An invitation to plan with honesty, capacity, and trust
This Weekly Reset is not...
A productivity system
A planner you have to fill out perfectly
A lesson or teaching
Another thing to keep up with
Inside the Guide
Inside this guide, you’ll move through a simple weekly rhythm that helps you slow down, reflect honestly, and look ahead without overwhelm.You’ll be invited to:
Pause and arrive before planning
Reflect on what gave life — and what felt heavy
Set down what was never yours to carry
Reorder the week with realism and compassion
Invite Jesus into the days ahead as you consider what to pick up
No pressure. No performance. Just space.
How It Works
Takes about 30 minutes
Use weekly or whenever you need a reset
Printable + fillable PDF
Designed for tired days
This Guide is for You If...
You want a clean slate before the week begins
You’re tired of carrying everything forward
You want structure that feels gentle, not demanding
You desire space to listen and discern instead of striving
You want to plan with Jesus, not apart from Him
The Cultivate Rest Weekly Reset Guide
What You'll Receive...
A thoughtfully designed, reusable weekly guide
A calm, faith-rooted rhythm for reflection and planning
A resource you can return to again and again
Price: $17
You Don't Need Another System...
You need a place to pause —
a way to set things down —
and permission to begin again with honesty and care.This guide was created to be that place.