Low Motivation? Here’s How to Show Up Even on Low-Energy Days

Some days just getting started feels like the hardest part.

Perimenopause has a way of pulling the plug on energy and drive. One minute you’re fine, the next you’re thinking, “Why does even folding laundry feel impossible?”

Here’s the thing: you don’t need to fake high energy or force yourself into a big routine. You just need a few go-to strategies that don’t require a ton of energy when your tank is empty.

If you’ve ever thought:

→ “I want to do something for myself, but I just don’t have the energy.”

→ “I know what would help…but I can’t get started.”

→ “I don’t feel like myself lately.”

You’re not alone and you don’t have to push harder or fake high energy to make progress. That’s what I put together for you in this free guide: Low Energy Toolkit: Your Back-Pocket Plan for Low Motivation.


Inside, you’ll get quick, practical tools to help:

→ Shift your mood (without pretending you’re fine)

→ Take tiny steps that don’t feel overwhelming

→ Get unstuck when you’re dragging

→ Reconnect with yourself and others, even when you don’t feel like it

→ Shift your mindset without toxic positivity

It’s here for the days you “just can’t.”


Grab your free copy and tuck it in your back pocket for the next low-motivation day.