This year has mostly been about surviving—moving from California to Texas fast, living in what was supposed to be a temporary rental, and prioritizing “do we have beds?” over “does this look like a home?” In this video, I’m doing a reset in two very real-life ways: a little house refresh and a health reset. First, I show how I’m using “AI for normies” (basic ChatGPT or Gemini) to get interior design inspiration without spiraling. I took a photo of my sad, bland bedroom, told the AI what I wanted to keep (bed, side tables, rug), and asked for new bedding/curtains/decor ideas. That visual north star made it way easier to actually buy the stuff and commit—plus, I share my curtain hack: raise the curtain rod way higher than you think to make the room feel bigger. Then I get into the yapping part: how I tracked my health with ChatGPT for 30 days. After postpartum ovarian cysts, intense pain, and hormonal shifts that felt like PMDD, I needed a better system than spreadsheets (hello, ADHD operating system). I voice-dumped daily logs—sleep, food, coffee timing, workouts, cycle phase—and used ChatGPT to synthesize patterns in real time. The biggest takeaways: my energy is circulation-dependent (movement helps), my cycle explains more than I expected, coffee/workout timing matters, and making a real breakfast was the habit that changed everything.