The Energy Leak Map 🔋
You're not lazy, and you're not just vaguely "tired" — that kind has nothing to aim at. Your exhaustion almost certainly has a shape. It's leaking somewhere specific.
This isn't about protecting your energy from other people — that's a different door. This is the leak in your own tank: a relationship that takes more than it gives, words swallowed instead of said, hours spent against your own body clock, attention drained through six open tabs. This Mirror hands you a ranked map — your leaks, in order — so you know where to patch first.
Your tank isn't broken. Something specific has a hole in it.
Questions people ask
Why am I so tired all the time?
Because exhaustion usually has a shape rather than being general. It tends to be leaking somewhere specific — a relationship that takes more than it gives, words swallowed instead of said, hours spent against your own body, or the tax of doing everything to a standard nobody asked for.
How long does this quiz take?
Six questions, about two minutes. It lets you select everything that is true, so your result comes back as a primary leak and a secondary — most people have more than one.
What are the five leaks?
The People Leak, the Unspoken Leak, the Clock Leak, the Screen Leak, and the Perfection Leak. Only the first is about other people; the rest drain into words you did not say, hours spent against your own rhythm, hours you cannot account for, and the standard nobody asked you to meet.
How is this different from protecting your energy from other people?
That is a different door. This one is about the hole in your own tank rather than what other people take — which is why only one of the five leaks here is about other people at all.
Will it tell me to rest more?
Not usually. Rest refills a tank; it does not patch it, which is why the tiredness returns on the same schedule no matter how good the weekend was.