Stick #73: Dusk and No Road Left (Unfavorable)
日暮途穷须歇脚，强行赶路更疲劳。今夜好生安养息，明朝再作远途跑。
Plain reading
At dusk with the road unfinished, forcing onward only wearies you more. Rest well tonight; plan the long journey again tomorrow morning.
Interpretation
This is an unfavorable lot titled "Dusk and No Road Left." Forcing the march when tired only deepens fatigue — the hour calls for rest. "Rest well tonight; run the far road tomorrow" shows pause is not surrender but storing strength for the next march.
Advice
Stop all non-urgent matters at once; sleep fully, eat well, make no decisions for three days. After three days, list priorities — the road often clears in a rested mind.
From Strategies of the Warring States: "The clever rabbit keeps three burrows" — even the hunted hare knows to rest — rest is strategy.