Finding a routine after burnout - how do you rebuild motivation?

I recently went through a period of serious burnout that made even the simplest tasks feel overwhelming. After taking some time to rest and regroup, I’m ready to start rebuilding my routine, but getting back into a motivated mindset has been harder than I expected. I keep second-guessing myself and struggling to find the drive I once had for work and personal goals. I don’t want to fall back into burnout, but staying consistent with new routines is proving to be tough.

Oddly enough, I had a little financial luck that gave me a chance to invest in a few things to make life easier, like an organizer, a new workspace setup, and even a few books on time management. But even with these new tools, I’m still searching for a sustainable way to stay motivated without falling back into old habits. I’m starting to wonder if it’s less about the tools and more about changing my mindset—maybe letting go of the pressure to be super productive every day.

For those who’ve been through something similar, how did you find balance and rediscover a routine that felt healthy and motivating? Were there specific practices or routines that helped you stay consistent? Any advice on slowly rebuilding routines or staying motivated without burning out again would be greatly appreciated. I’d love to hear from others who’ve managed to come out of burnout stronger, especially if you were able to find a pace that felt manageable long-term.