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You’re tired. The lights are off. You’re ready to sleep. Unfortunately, your brain has decided it’s the perfect time to review every conversation from the last decade and redesign your life. Sound familiar? Late-night mental chatter is common. Your brain doesn’t automatically clock off when you do. It follows the routines you set. If you have trained it to “get things done” the moment there is silence, bedtime becomes its prime working hour. The aim is not to force silence bu

You sit at your desk, thinking you are stuck, but your brain keeps spinning. The solution is not always more thinking. Sometimes it is movement. Movement does not have to be extreme or structured. Walking to the shops, taking the stairs, pacing while on a call, or simply standing up and stretching changes how your brain works. Simple actions shift your attention, release tension and let ideas take shape. Your thoughts do not stop, but they often rearrange themselves in ways t

A busy mind can be a good thing. It shows you are engaged and thinking, but when it gets stuck circling the same problems, it becomes exhausting. That is when simple tools help. A tool is not about fixing you. It is a way to organise your thoughts so they stop piling up in one place. One useful method is Keep / Drop / Adjust, as found in the Endless Mind Journal . Write down three categories: what is working well enough to keep; what is adding nothing so you can drop it; and