Clearheaded

Once upon a time, there was a brilliant but scattered inventor named Sam. He was always busy working on new projects but sometimes forgot to eat, drink, or even sleep. This often led him to feel confused, frazzled, and forgetful – the opposite of clearheadedness. One day, Sam’s friend noticed that he was looking especially tired and scatterbrained.

“Hey, Sam. You don’t look very clearheaded today. Are you feeling alright?”

Sam rubbed his eyes and shook his head. “No, I haven’t been taking good care of myself lately. I’ve been working too hard and not resting enough.”

His friend sympathetically replied, “You know, taking care of yourself is just as important as working hard. If you don’t take care of your mind and body, you’ll never be able to work at your full potential.”

Sam realized that his friend was right. He decided to take a break from his projects and focus on getting enough sleep, eating well, and taking care of his mental health.

As a result, he started feeling more clearheaded and focused. His thoughts became more organized, his memory improved, and he could tackle problems with a fresh perspective. He was now SANE.

In conclusion, being clearheaded means being of sound mind and having good mental health, which is only possible through taking care of oneself. Sam’s friend helped him see the importance of self-care and how it is related to being sane.