Virgo

The routine you built to solve a problem that no longer exists keeps running because stopping it feels like admitting you wasted time building it. You arrange your morning around something that once mattered, check the same three websites in the same order, ask the same question that used to yield useful answers. The machinery of your attention has worn a groove so deep that stepping out of it requires naming what you have been avoiding: this thing you do every day is no longer doing anything for you. The space between recognizing this and changing it is smaller than you think, but it still requires you to step into it.