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You know the feeling. It's 9:47 on a Tuesday morning. The document is open. The cursor is blinking. And you are suddenly, urgently, deeply interested in whether your houseplant needs repotting. Nothing is wrong with you. That's the first thing to understand. What you're experiencing isn't laziness or a character flaw — it's a nervous system doing exactly what nervous systems do when they sense a threat. And to your brain, a blank page is a threat. It's ambiguity, judgment, and the possibility of failure, all compressed into one blinking line.