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Living on Autopilot: Wake, Work, Eat, Sleep

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Most days I'm just getting through them. Wake up, work, eat, sleep, repeat. I'm functioning but I wouldn't call it living. There's no excitement, no looking forward to things. I keep waiting for something to change but nothing does, and I'm starting to wonder if this is just how it is now.

It sounds like each day seems to blur into the next, like there's a sense of monotony that's difficult to shake off. The thought of waiting for something to change without knowing what or when is understandably unsettling.

01 · Answer any, leave any

Reflective questions

Question 1 of 5

02 · Pick one to try this week

Quick exercises

  • Engaging Moments List

    Write down 3-5 moments in the last month that felt even slightly engaging or interesting.

  • Letter to Future You

    Write a short letter to your future self describing what you hope will be different a year from now.

  • Daily Routine Scale

    Rate how engaged you feel during different parts of your day from 0-10.

03 · Bring it to your therapist

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