Once afternoon comes, I can't seem to get any work done.

Once lunch is over, you open your Tojeong Bigyeol first, wondering if today is a blocked day—and let go of your work.

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Once afternoon comes, I can't seem to get any work done. — You open the Tojeong Bigyeol to read today's flow, but your hand can't touch the work in front of you and grows stiff instead.
I wonder if today's luck is blocked. — It's not that the work is difficult. You become careful with your very first move, as if you must not spend today the wrong way.
The cursor has only been blinking since 2:30. — At 2:30 p.m., even after rereading a line from the Tojeong Bigyeol, you leave your hand poised before the cursor, unable to choose what to do next.
The flow is not a verdict. — When you read the Tojeong Bigyeol's flow as a result, you hold yourself back before you even begin. First, read the texture of the moment and choose your pace.
Write down just your first move for tomorrow afternoon. — Tonight, write down one thing to touch first tomorrow afternoon. Even if the work doesn't flow, it can mark the way back from where you stopped.
A slow day isn't a bad day. — Your hands may still be slow tomorrow. When that happens, don't judge the whole day; simply return to the first move you wrote down.