I Got Everything I'd Asked For… and Felt Absolutely Nothing.
Why the joy went quiet, and the one small instruction a day, in the right order, that brought it back.
Your first instruction will be waiting tomorrow morning.
Here's what you get: five pieces, and each one takes a decision off your hands.
- The 30-Day Reset · the app — $197. One small instruction a day, across four phases, each with the what, the why, the how and the when. A few minutes in the morning, one tap at night.
- The Cold Start — $97. Thirty-three practices for your body, three a week, for eleven weeks, each marked as one that wakes you up or one that calms you down. The one piece that keeps going after day thirty.
- The Curve Cards — $47. Four cards that tell you ahead of time what each phase will feel like, including the week most people quit.
- The In-Between — $32. What goes into the small empty moments the scrolling used to fill: the line at the store, the drive home, the ten minutes after you wake up. You choose once, at the start, and from then on you only follow.
- The Return Contract — $27. The contract you sign before you start, promising thirty days. You sign it with one person you choose, or for yourself.
Total value: $400
Today, all five pieces: one payment of $47.
No subscription, no renewal, nothing after.
This is the launch price.
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What happens when you tap the button
- You go to a secure checkout page and fill in your details.
- Your access to the members area arrives in your email right away.
- Inside, you'll find the app and the four guides that go with it. The first lesson shows you what to open first, and in what order to use each piece.
- Besides your phone, all you'll need is a paper notebook. Each morning, you write the day's instruction in it.
Tomorrow morning, before you've decided anything, your first instruction will already be there.
Mind Reset Protocols is for the woman who…
- got what she asked for, and felt nothing;
- recognized herself today in one word: anhedonia;
- felt her life lose its color somewhere in the middle of the pens;
- has already tried the gray screen, or deleted the apps on a Sunday and had them back by Wednesday.
The 30-day guarantee
The guarantee lasts thirty days from the day you buy, which covers the whole program, from the first instruction to the last. Weeks two and three, the hard ones, are covered too.
If, for any reason, the method isn't for you, just send one email to support@mindresetprotocols.com, and you'll get every cent back. No questions, and no need to explain.
So only two things can happen. You follow the method, one instruction a day. Or you decide it isn't for you, and you get your $47 back. Either way, the risk is all ours.
Questions women ask
What if it isn't the pens? What if it's my age, or menopause?
Anhedonia can come in through many doors. Rachel's sister got there through the pens. Two women Rachel works with got there having never taken any. All three said the same sentence: it isn't sadness, it's flat. The method doesn't start from whatever turned the signal down. It starts from the order the signal comes back in.
What if I'm still on the pens?
Then it's for you too. Mind Reset Protocols was built for women who are still on the pens and for women who've come off them. On the pens or off them, the first instruction is the same, and so is the order. Rachel's sister was still on the pens when she started.
I barely have any energy, and I'm not good with apps.
The app is one page. What you do each day fits in one line you read in seconds, first thing in the morning, and at night it's one tap to mark it done. The app was built for the worst day, not the best one.
I've tried habit apps, and I quit them.
A habit app asks you to pick the habit and push yourself every day. Mind Reset Protocols comes already decided: one instruction a day, in order, and the app only ever shows what you've done.
What if life gets in the way one day?
The app moves on to the next day's instruction and only ever shows what you've done. At the end of the thirty days, every instruction stays open, and you can go back to whichever one you want.
Why thirty days and four phases?
Because each phase only holds if the one before it is already in place. First the noise comes down, then your mornings and your nights are protected, then the small empty moments are taken back, and only then do you start doing the small things you used to love. Thirty days is what took Rachel from the first phase to the fourth.
How do I get access?
Right after checkout, your access to the members area arrives in your email.
Do I need anything besides my phone?
A paper notebook. Each morning, you write the day's instruction in it, so you don't have to go back to your phone if you forget a detail later on.
Is it really one payment?
Yes. One payment of $47. No subscription, no renewal, nothing after.
What if it isn't for me?
Send one email to support@mindresetprotocols.com within thirty days of buying, and you'll get every cent back. No questions, and no need to explain.
All five pieces, worth $400. Today: one payment of $47.
Tomorrow morning, your first instruction is already decided.
START MY 30 DAYS — $47One payment · Instant access by email · 30-day money-back guarantee
The studies in the video
Every study mentioned in the video, in the order it appears.
- Berridge & Robinson · University of Michigan · Trends in Neurosciences · September 2003
- Théodule Ribot · La Psychologie des sentiments · Paris · 1896
- Der-Avakian & Markou · University of California, San Diego · Trends in Neurosciences · January 2012
- Berridge & Kringelbach · University of Michigan, University of Oxford, Aarhus University · Neuron · May 2015
- Nadolsky, Kessel, Krumm & Tinsley · Vineyard Health, University of Florida, Texas Tech University · Obesity Pillars · September 2026
- Treadway, Buckholtz, Schwartzman, Lambert & Zald · Vanderbilt University · PLOS ONE · August 2009
- Wilcockson, Osborne & Ellis · Lancaster University · Addictive Behaviors · 2019
- Skowronek, Seifert & Lindberg · Paderborn University · Scientific Reports · 2023
- Exelmans & Van den Bulck · KU Leuven · Social Science & Medicine · 2016
- Madore, Wagner et al. · Stanford University · Nature · 2020
- Puetz, O'Connor & Dishman · University of Georgia · Psychological Bulletin · 2006
- Harkin, Webb et al. · University of Sheffield · Psychological Bulletin · 2016