Self-worth is a floor, not a finish line
The lie underneath most burnout is that worth has to be earned by output. It doesn't. Worth is the floor everything else stands on — the thing that lets you take a real risk without your nervous system reading it as a referendum on whether you deserve to exist. Rebuilding that floor is slow, quiet, unphotogenic work. The Self-Worth collection isn't a pep talk. It's a set of physical objects designed to keep one steadying thought in your peripheral vision while the real repair happens underneath.
