I started recording every time I think "Just wait a bit longer, I'll break even," it really feels like dragging out a breakup without saying it clearly: the longer it takes, the uglier it looks, and you also pay emotional interest.

Writing it down makes me calmer, and I realize that many of these decisions aren't based on logic, but on unwillingness to give up.
Recently, the airdrop season has made everyone feel like clocking in at work, with task platforms even turning against witches and layering on point systems.
I'm a bit tempted too, but when I flip through my ledger: the impulsive costs are right there.
First, cut what needs to be stopped, and admitting losses isn't that shameful—sleep more peacefully.