Who RECOVERY CODE is For This stack was made for anyone who: Runs hot during the day and struggles to wind down at night. Wakes up tired even after “sleeping.” Feels burnt out from stress, stimulants, or overwork. Needs deeper recovery to keep performing at a high level. Especially powerful for: Creators needing clear mornings. Entrepreneurs under constant pressure. Athletes whose training demands full repair. Neurodivergent minds who burn throug

Who STILLSTATE is For STILLSTATE was built for: Creators who get overstimulated but need calm clarity to keep creating. Entrepreneurs juggling constant stress who need calm without losing edge. Neurodivergent minds who process more stimulation and need balance daily. Anyone who feels the storm and needs tools to calm it without sedation.

JUNGLE ZEN was built for: Creators who feel everything too deeply and need clarity to keep creating. Entrepreneurs who crash after stress spikes and social overload. Athletes who want calm focus without losing edge. Neurodivergent minds who burn hot, crash hard, and need balance without compromise. If you’ve ever thought, “I wish I could just breathe and center without shutting down,” this is your stack.

STILLMIND+ is built for anyone who: Burns hot and crashes hard. Feels overwhelmed by overstimulation. Struggles with social or sensory exhaustion. Needs recovery from stress without losing clarity. Wants a nightly reset that restores balance. This stack is especially powerful for: Creators who can’t afford foggy mornings. Entrepreneurs carrying daily stress. Athletes who need physical + mental recovery.

Who RAGE RESET is For Creators who spiral when projects pile up. Entrepreneurs who crash after caffeine binges. Athletes who need to regulate emotions under intensity. Anyone FREEWIRED who’s tired of letting rage or stimulant fallout hijack their path. If you’ve ever thought, “I wish I had a reset button when I’m about to snap,” this is it.

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