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Why You Don’t Feel Mentally Sharp Anymore (Even Though Nothing Is "Wrong")

You don’t feel mentally sharp anymore — but nothing is technically wrong. You’re still capable. Still disciplined. Still functioning. Yet decisions feel heavier than they used to. Thinking doesn’t cut through the fog the way it once did. And waiting for clarity just seems to make things worse. For a deeper understanding you can also watch : How to Get Clarity Without Thinking Harder :    • How to Get Clarity Without Thinking Harder   Why You Can’t Think Clearly (It’s Not Burnout) :    • Why You Can’t Think Clearly (It’s Not Burn...   This video is for people who: Used to rely on mental sharpness as their edge Are making higher-stakes decisions than ever before Feel mentally dull or foggy despite doing “all the right things” Are told they’re just burnt out, tired, or need a break — but know that explanation doesn’t fully fit Inside this video, I break down why mental sharpness doesn’t disappear randomly, and why rest, hacks, and thinking harder often fail to bring clarity back. You’ll understand: Why waiting for clarity can quietly trap you in inaction What’s actually happening inside your decision-making system Why some decisions feel heavier than they objectively are How unresolved past decisions quietly drain mental bandwidth Why mental fog is often a protective response — not a decline This isn’t about productivity tips, mindset tricks, or motivation. It’s about understanding how clarity actually works when you’re operating at a higher level — and what restores it sustainably. I’m an ex-corporate lawyer turned founder. What I’m sharing here isn’t theory. It comes from years of building companies, negotiating high-stakes deals, and watching high performers hit the same invisible wall. If you’ve felt like: “Why is this so hard when it shouldn’t be?” or “I don’t feel like myself anymore” This video will give you a language for what’s happening — and a way forward.