Have you noticed how tasks like folding clothes or sweeping the floor feel unexpectedly calming?br br Repetitive tasks give the nervous system rhythm and predictability. When the mind is overstimulated, simple repeated movements help it slow down and settle into the present moment.br br There’s no pressure to decide or perform. Just motion, focus, and flow. That’s why these tasks often feel soothing — they gently pull attention away from overthinking and back into the body.br br This is an Ego Ease reminder: sometimes calm doesn’t come from thinking less, but from moving simply and repeatedly.