January collapse isn’t random.

It’s patterned.

People start strong, feel hopeful, then suddenly the energy dips and nobody knows why.

Texts get longer.
Replies get faster.
Tone gets softer.

Momentum doesn’t fade.

It breaks.

And it breaks right after a good start, when most people panic and try to save it.

That’s the trap.

Here’s the uncomfortable truth:

You don’t lose momentum because you didn’t say enough.
You lose it because you said the wrong thing at the wrong time.

Strong starts don’t need more effort.
They need calibration.

Most people never learn that part.

Here’s where the fix actually is: