Capricorn

The habit you built to solve a problem that no longer exists keeps running because stopping it feels like admitting you were wrong to start. You developed this routine when the stakes were different, when you needed the structure or the proof or the daily evidence of progress. But the problem moved on and the habit stayed, and now it takes up space in your day without giving you anything back except the feeling of having done it. The question is not whether you built it well enough to last, but whether you still need what it was designed to deliver.