Your deficit is a rolling average, not a daily grade
Your daily deficit number feels like a pass/fail grade, but it is really a moving average over days and weeks. One high day is a single dot in the line, not a failing mark — what matters is the trend.
15 Jul 2026 · Burnie Academy
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Many people read their daily deficit like a school grade. A big number feels like a pass. A high day feels like a fail. But your body does not grade you day by day. It adds up energy over many days, like a rolling average. One heavy day is just one dot in a long line. The line is what matters, not one dot.
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