Your morning starts with a text from your father asking for your opinion on a retirement plan he sketched out last week. The numbers are not terrible, but he left out the tax implications. You want to soften the truth, but that helps no one. A colleague halfway through a shared document sends you a note saying she lost her notes from the meeting. You can either dig through your own memory or let her figure it out. You dig, because the deadline is Friday and delay costs both of you. Midday you realize you accepted a lunch invitation you actually wanted to skip. Your friend will not be offended if you cancel now, but your instinct says push through. You end up eating too fast and regretting it. By evening your lower back feels tight from sitting wrong while you typed. A small walk around the block changes your mood more than you expect.
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Remedies and advice
- Wear a silver ring on your middle finger.
- Place a small bowl of water in the east corner of your bedroom.
- Take five deliberate breaths before answering a request.
- Avoid making any promise before noon.