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Rest Isn’t a Crime. Guilt Is Just Conditioning.
A hard truth. A food win. A tiny act of rebellion.

Today’s issue is short — because some days, your energy is shorter.
If your brain’s foggy, your body’s glitchy, and your attention span is holding on by a string cheese… this one’s for you.
One truth. One food win. One moment of clarity. That’s it.
Let’s go.
🧠 1 Hard Truth:
Resting is not the problem.
The guilt you feel about resting? That’s the real thief.
🍴 1 Food Hack:
Frozen Breakfast Burritos for Dinner
Microwave it.
Add hot sauce.
Fold it in half and call it a “wrap” if you want to feel fancy.
Low effort. Maximum comfort. Repeat as needed.
✊ 1 Survival Quote:
“Laziness is just language we use to shame someone for having limits.”
— You can quote me on that. Or better yet, quote yourself.
🗳️ 1 Poll:
Which flavor of rest guilt are you fighting this week?
“I should be doing something productive”
“Other people have it worse”
“My house is a mess”
“If I rest too much, I’ll lose momentum”
“All of the above, actually”
Hit reply and let’s call it out together.
💢 1 Rant Line:
If your battery’s dead, recharging isn’t a luxury — it’s basic f*ing maintenance.**
We’ll be back Wednesday.
Until then: eat soft things, mute people who call you lazy, and remember — guilt is just a lie your body didn’t sign off on.