what i love about this -- it's ok to publicly fail. what if i risked going all out, in front of others? what if i know deep inside, that NO MATTER WHAT, i can, as babies do, wail, cry, and still get up and go at the same terrifying thing, again?
There’s a steadiness here that feels earned, not performative. The idea of meeting moments without turning them into judgments points to a kind of strength that isn’t reactive or brittle. Trusting yourself enough to stay with what’s unfolding, without rushing to control the meaning, reads as a real form of resilience. It’s quiet, internal, and durable in a way that doesn’t depend on outcomes or approval.
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I can’t wait to finish your interview 👏
Yes!! Go Skyler!
Right?! The best!
what i love about this -- it's ok to publicly fail. what if i risked going all out, in front of others? what if i know deep inside, that NO MATTER WHAT, i can, as babies do, wail, cry, and still get up and go at the same terrifying thing, again?
THIS! Keep failing 👏
There’s a steadiness here that feels earned, not performative. The idea of meeting moments without turning them into judgments points to a kind of strength that isn’t reactive or brittle. Trusting yourself enough to stay with what’s unfolding, without rushing to control the meaning, reads as a real form of resilience. It’s quiet, internal, and durable in a way that doesn’t depend on outcomes or approval.