Callum Martin 🥉

Groceries are stupid expensive, so buy store brands and freeze portions. For what it's worth, taking a few minutes to practice this in a calm setting usually helps it stick.

Between lunches and laundry, the markers disappear anyway. I use one pen and a stack of sticky notes during the dishwasher or bath timer—20 minutes, stop when it dings. A 1–30 prompt list taped inside a cabinet just loops. Cross off a day on a paper chain; if I'm cooked, I do 10 lines and quit.

Super quick checklist you can run which, yeah... unplug the charger for a minute to clear faults. Bring the battery to room temperature and leave it there for an hour if it lived in a hot truck or an unheated garage. Reseat the pack firmly and watch whether the blink is slow or fast, then check the charger label to decode it. Try the ten second on ten second off routine a few times and let it sit. If you have access to a working pack or a working charger from the same line, swap and you will know in minutes. If your pack reads near zero on a meter or starts to warm while still blinking, retire it.