Tools for women rebuilding their lives—created by someone who's rebuilding hers
I'm Dani Tesolin. I'm a Brazilian journalist living in São Paulo.
I created Start Over after burning out completely. I learned about intentional living, about choosing what matters, about not living on autopilot anymore. I built planners, workbooks, tools to help women move from survival mode to something better.
I thought I understood what it meant to start over.
Then in January 2026, my husband Cris died suddenly. Heart attack. He was 50 years old. We had 14 years together. We built a life in São Paulo. We had our son, João Ricardo, who's about to turn 11.
All our plans turned to sand in my hands.
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I could have deleted this project. Pretended it never existed. Started something new that didn't carry the weight of "before."
But these tools I created? They're saving me now.
The planner where I try to organize chaos. The workbook where I process unbearable grief. The Lenormand cards that give me a reason to wake up and pull myself together one more day.
So I'm keeping Start Over. But I'm making it real.
Not polished. Not perfect. Not another guru promising transformation in 21 days.
This is what starting over actually looks like when you have no choice. When you're a single mother in Brazil trying to survive. When you need income to support your child. When you're using your own products just to make it through.
If you're here because you also need to start over—from loss, divorce, burnout, grief, anything—you're not buying theory from me.
You're getting tools I'm actually using to survive.
Start Over is an ecosystem of practical tools designed for women who need to rebuild.
Not "find yourself." Not "manifest abundance." Not any of that noise.
Rebuild. One day at a time. With tools that actually work when everything else has fallen apart.
Every morning, I pull a card. Not because I believe it has magical answers, but because I need something to anchor me when everything feels unmoored.
Lenormand cards are direct, practical, grounded. No vague mysticism. Just honest reflections that help you respond with awareness instead of drowning in reaction.
This is an interactive card reading system you use in your browser. Draw 1, 3, or 5 cards. Get interpretations that go deep. Return whenever you need clarity.
This is the workbook I'm using right now. To name my exhaustion. To identify what I'm actually carrying. To set boundaries when I have no energy left. To reclaim some tiny piece of clarity.
5 gentle modules. Interactive HTML format that auto-saves your answers. No pressure to "heal quickly" or "think positive." Just honest space to be where you are.
I created this before I knew I'd need it this desperately. Now I know it works because I'm living inside it.
A planner that doesn't assume your life is stable or predictable.
I use mine to track the basics: Did I eat today? Did João eat? Did we survive? Some days that's all I can manage. Other days I plan more. The planner holds space for both.
Interactive digital format with daily pages, weekly resets, monthly alignment, and support pages for when you're spiraling. Auto-saves everything. Works offline. Export to PDF anytime.
I'm building these as I rebuild myself. They'll be ready when they're ready. No fake deadlines.
An intensive 90-day program to help you make meaningful changes that stick.
A collection of compassionate letters for moments when you need encouragement.
Meditation and reflection audios to support your emotional wellness journey.
I'm Dani Tesolin. Brazilian journalist, storyteller, and now—widow. Single mother. Woman trying to figure out how to keep living when life as I knew it ended.
I created Start Over after my first burnout. I thought that was rock bottom. I was wrong.
In January 2026, I lost Cris—my husband, my partner, my best friend. 14 years together. Gone in an instant. Now it's me and João Ricardo, my almost-11-year-old son, figuring out how to survive this.
I'm keeping this project alive because I need it. And because hiding my reality to sell you a fantasy would be the cruelest lie I could tell.
If you're here, you probably need tools that work in the real world—the messy, broken, impossible world. Not the Instagram version.
I'm Brazilian. I'm selling to the American market because I need income to survive. I'm being honest about that because fake empires built on fake stories are exactly what we don't need more of.
This is real. I'm real. The grief is real. And so is the rebuilding.
— Dani
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