Today was chaos.
Couldn't think straight as decisions felt heavy. Everything I tried to do had friction + brain fog for no obvious reason.
Then I remembered something I noticed while working with AI lately.
When outputs are garbage, you don't blame the model. You check the inputs, so I traced back 👇
‣ Sleep I cut short this full week
‣ Doomscrolling sessions I barely remember
‣ Skipped workouts
‣ Conversations that drained me more than I admitted
The fog wasn't random. It was a receipt ughhhhh.

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