Your practice is structurally sound. The problem is that structure, once familiar, becomes invisible.
When you began, every session required genuine attention — you were navigating something new. Now the navigation is automatic. You've learned the map so well that you're no longer looking at the territory.
This is not a failure. It's a predictable consequence of competence. The technique that worked because it was new requires renewal — not replacement.
The 30-day track that follows is designed to disrupt your familiarity without discarding what you've built. You will work with the same practice, but from angles you haven't tried. The goal is to make the familiar strange again — not artificially, but accurately. There is always more here. You have simply stopped looking.
The next thirty days are an invitation to look again.