The tired you're feeling now isn't the end of your energy. It's the middle of it.
You've hit a flat stretch and are reading it as decline — as if this depleted feeling is the new baseline instead of a phase. Energy moves in waves, not a straight downward line, and the trough you're in right now is not where the wave ends.
The instinct in a low patch is to assume it's permanent, which makes people either push through recklessly or give up on recovering at all. Neither respects how energy actually works. A second wind is real and comes reliably to people who rest enough to let it — not to people who either ignore the trough or camp in it.
Is what you're calling 'no energy left' actually true, or is it 'no energy left given how I've been running lately'? What's the difference telling you?
Give yourself one genuinely restful stretch this week — not scrolling-rest, actual rest — and notice whether the second wind shows up after.
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