Racking Up
Thursday night. Jack Robinson feeds a quid into the table and racks the balls. He hasn't been sleeping. Work's been rough, and he hasn't told anyone. Looking at all those balls, he thinks about everything piling up at once. Gaz says: "Just get them set, mate. One thing at a time."
Away from the table
You don't have to sort your whole life before you start. Racking up can mean getting the basics in place: something to eat, a bit of rest, and someone who knows how you're doing. A rough day isn't a verdict on you.
One small shot: Pick one thing your body needs today — a meal, some water, or a quiet break. Start there.
