THE INTENTIONAL LIFE: A Survival Guide for the Brave and Burned Out Kindle Edition

Not a book. A blueprint. A toolkit. A lifeline.If you're overwhelmed, exhausted, or building something in the rubble of a collapsing world — this book was written for you.The Intentional Life isn’t a minimalist fantasy or an off-grid daydream. It’s a brutally honest survival guide for those living on the frontlines of collapse: the disabled, the burned out, the neurodivergent, the single parents, the queer and trans builders, the ones who know “normal” was never safe.Inside, you’ll find:Legal and zoning strategies for intentional communities, tiny homes, and off-grid lifeDisability-accessible planning tools, including spoon theory-based schedules and crisis prepTrauma-informed leadership models and team-building frameworksGrant, crowdfunding, and nonprofit startup guidesReal-world systems for co-ops, land trusts, and survivor-led governanceEmergency protocols, identity protections, and legal workaroundsPractical chapters on food, housing, medicine, fundraising, and collapse resilience🧠 Includes a 50-state zoning deep dive, fillable worksheets, sample forms, and real-world scripts.Perfect for:People building land-based projects or safe havensDisabled and neurodivergent folks seeking low-cost survival pathsQueer, BIPOC, and undocumented community leadersAnyone starting a nonprofit, land co-op, or family refugeGrievers, healers, and system survivors ready to design a life that aligns with their values 📚 Early readers say:“More useful than most disaster prep books. I actually used this info to get permits.”“Someone finally wrote a survival manual that doesn’t leave disabled people out.”“This made me feel less alone in a world I no longer trust.”You don’t need to read it cover to cover. You just need to start.Use it like a field guide. Skip to what matters most. Come back when you're ready. This isn’t about perfection — it’s about building something that lasts.💛 Because even in collapse, we get to choose how we live.And survival — with dignity, joy, and rest — is a revolutionary act. Read more