Calm Systems, Vol. I — The Parking Lot
A System for When Procrastination Shows Up
Procrastination is not rare. It’s not a character flaw. It’s what happens when something feels unclear, oversized, emotionally loaded, or slightly uncomfortable. Instead of moving forward, the mind stalls — and then starts circling.
The Parking Lot gives that circling somewhere to go.
This small, structured exercise is a containment system for the things you’re avoiding. Not to shame them. Not to force action. Just to name them and park them. When a task keeps tapping at your attention but you’re not ready to engage, you write it down, label it, and place it in the lot.
Once it’s parked, your brain can stop gripping it.
Calm Systems is a series of analog tools designed to reduce cognitive friction. No hacks. No hype. Just simple, repeatable systems that help you regulate attention, offload mental noise, and create steadier forward motion.
A place to keep all your procrastinations. So they stop keeping you. Return when you’re ready.
Paperback. 110 pages.
Calm Systems, Vol. I — The Parking Lot
A System for When Procrastination Shows Up
Procrastination is not rare. It’s not a character flaw. It’s what happens when something feels unclear, oversized, emotionally loaded, or slightly uncomfortable. Instead of moving forward, the mind stalls — and then starts circling.
The Parking Lot gives that circling somewhere to go.
This small, structured exercise is a containment system for the things you’re avoiding. Not to shame them. Not to force action. Just to name them and park them. When a task keeps tapping at your attention but you’re not ready to engage, you write it down, label it, and place it in the lot.
Once it’s parked, your brain can stop gripping it.
Calm Systems is a series of analog tools designed to reduce cognitive friction. No hacks. No hype. Just simple, repeatable systems that help you regulate attention, offload mental noise, and create steadier forward motion.
A place to keep all your procrastinations. So they stop keeping you. Return when you’re ready.
Paperback. 110 pages.