Original Advice

DO: Set a 10 minute reset after bursts.

Make Landing Part of Victory

Your chaos taxes you more than effort. You blast forward and leave a crater: open tabs multiplying, tools scattered, adrenaline fraying. The residue steals tomorrow’s fire. Momentum isn’t speed; it’s return. You don’t need more will. You need a brake. Ten minutes. A reset. After the burst, land the plane. If you don’t, your wins leak out through the mess.

Fire needs a container or it eats the house. The 10-minute reset is your container. It converts heat into structure. Close loops while your pulse slows: wipe the counter, file the note, send the confirmation, stage the next move. Ritualize the comedown. Teach your body that every sprint has a landing strip. This is how you get to sprint again tomorrow.

Cosmic Context

You are Mars-lit ignition, not cleanup crew by default. Build structure so your fire survives its own wake.

Action

──────

Set a 10-minute timer. Clear surfaces, close tabs, breathe.

You are allowed to end strong by resetting, not by disappearing.