Some days feel like you’re sprinting through life on a treadmill that’s constantly speeding up, no matter how early you start or how carefully you plan. You’ve got your calendar color-coded, your to-do lists perfectly prioritized, and your alarms synced with atomic precision, yet somehow, you still feel behind. It’s not laziness, nor is it a failure of discipline.
The culprit is sneaky, invisible, and as natural as the changing of the seasons themselves. Welcome to the phenomenon of seasonal collapse, where external rhythms, internal biology, and subtle environmental cues conspire to make you feel like you’re perpetually in slow motion.
