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You don’t need “motivation.”
You need fewer open tabs in your head.
Overwhelm isn’t stress.
It’s debt.
Too many open loops.
Too many tiny promises you made to yourself that you keep not cashing.
Your brain hates uncertainty.
So it keeps pinging you.
Not because you’re weak.
Because you left the door cracked on 47 things.
Here’s the fix.
20 minutes. One page. Zero therapy talk.
The Open Loops Dump (10 bullets)
Set a timer for 10 minutes.
Write fast. Ugly. Honest.
The email you keep avoiding
The appointment you still haven’t scheduled
The bill / admin thing you keep “meaning to handle”
The conversation you’re dodging
The messy room / pile / drawer you keep stepping around
The work task that’s 80% done but not shipped
The promise you made to someone (and forgot)
The personal health thing you keep delaying (refill, checkup, workout plan)
The money decision you keep punting (cancel, negotiate, move, sell)
The “someday” project that keeps whispering at you
Now the second 10 minutes.
Pick one loop you can close today in under 20 minutes.
Not “work on.” Not “research.” Close.
Send the email.
Schedule the thing.
Pay it.
Ship it.
Throw it out.
Finish and submit.
Concrete example.
Last Tuesday I had 19 “small” tasks floating.
Nothing heavy. Just constant buzzing.
I did the dump.
Then I closed one loop: I sent the uncomfortable message I’d been drafting for three days.
The moment it sent, my brain got quieter.
Not because life got easier.
Because one unpaid invoice got paid.
And the week stopped leaking attention.
Here’s the only rule that matters:
Close 1 loop before opening 3 new ones.
Every time you open a new task, you’re creating a mental payment plan.
If you keep opening loops without closing them, you’re not “busy.”
You’re bleeding bandwidth.
So today, earn the right to open more.
Close one first.
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Then do the reset again tomorrow.
Most people never feel behind because they’re lazy.
They feel behind because they keep starting new fires while yesterday’s smoke is still in the room.
NoFluffWisdom