When “later” quietly piles up

Why small resets work best inside moments you’re already in

When “later” quietly piles up

You’re standing at the counter.
Mail in one hand. Phone in the other.

You think, I’ll deal with this later.

Later doesn’t feel like a decision.
It feels like a pause.

The coat goes on the hook — pockets still full.
The mug goes in the sink — rinse later.
The laundry gets folded — put away later.

Nothing goes wrong in these moments.
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