Leo

The private rules you live by are often the opposite of what you tell other people to do. You give advice about taking risks while following your own careful system for when to speak up in meetings. You encourage friends to be kinder to themselves while maintaining your own strict policy about which emotions get airtime and which get filed away for later. These personal guidelines work precisely because they are yours alone, shaped by information only you have about what you can and cannot afford to get wrong. The exhaustion comes from managing both versions at once.