The Wind-Down Routine Builder helps you make a short sequence of familiar, low-stimulation actions for the transition into your evening. The aim is not to complete a perfect routine or make sleep happen on command. It is simply to give yourself a softer place to begin.
You choose a starting point, then write two to four actions that feel realistic for the night you are likely to have. They can be very small: dimming one light, changing into comfortable clothes, setting a phone aside, reading a few pages, or sitting quietly with a drink. The sequence can be shortened, changed, or skipped.
The worksheet also makes room for one environmental adjustment and a gentler alternative when the routine does not happen. That fallback matters: a missed routine is not a failure or something to catch up on. It is information about the evening you had.