Orientation tools for unstable systems

Practical digital tools for moments of shock, overload, and decision pressure — designed to stabilize, not transform

Speed Shock
US$19.00

A concise field guide for understanding why everything feels off-balance in a world that won’t slow down. Clarifies the impact of acceleration on thinking, attention, and judgment without asking you to keep up.

Decision Fog
US$9.00

A concise field guide for moments when clarity collapses and every option feels wrong. Names what’s happening, reduces cognitive pressure, and offers a stabilizing way to think when decisions can’t be solved.

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After the News
US$9.00

A concise field guide for the moment immediately after everything changes. Designed to help you orient when meaning collapses, language fails, and action isn’t yet possible.

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WHAT THIS IS / IS NOT

What Systemic Craft is:

Short, focused tools for destabilizing moments

  • Built to reduce internal load

  • Usable in one sitting

  • Shareable when you don’t know what to say

What it is not:

Therapy

  • Coaching or growth programs

  • Ideology or Daily Practices

  • Motivation

WHO THIS IS FOR:

Systemic Craft is for people who:

Are functioning inside systems that move faster than humans

  • Feel overwhelmed without being “broken”

  • Want relief without explanation

  • Need language and containment — not advice

    You don’t need to believe anything.
    You don’t need to commit to anything.
    You don’t need to fix yourself.

ABOUT THE FORMAT

How these tools work

Each product addresses one specific moment or condition

  • Designed to be used in 30–45 minutes or less

  • Includes one stabilizing move — not a framework

  • Can be used privately or sent to someone else

    Many people use these tools for themselves.
    Many send them instead of trying to find the right words.

    Both are valid.

WHEN TO USE THESE TOOLS

After bad or unexpected news

  • When you can’t think clearly enough to decide

  • Before sending something you might regret

  • When the system won’t slow down — but you need to