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The ability to work goes down once you have stopped working. Couple of classes / recordings a day was sort of usual for me. Couple of times a month it used to be 6-8 hours of live classes as well. Now if I have to do even half of that - it feels

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Man, it’s like your brain goes on vacation the moment you stop working. It’s tough to get back into that grind. You’re not alone—most people find it hard to ramp up after taking a break. It’s like muscle memory; you’ve got to build it back up

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