Writing is a tough daily habit for me—not because I dislike it, but because I always feel like I need to have something perfect to say. It’s like I’m looking for the perfect set of passes before I take a shot on goal, instead of just shooting the puck.
I don’t consider myself a writer. At least, not yet. So I don’t always know whether what I’m scribbling down is “good,” let alone “perfect.” That uncertainty holds me back more often than I’d like to admit. But the truth is, I won’t know the difference until I try. What I write could be awful, mediocre, or surprisingly decent—but either way, I’ll learn something.
I’m committed to making an honest effort to write and craft something here on the blog. Sometimes it’ll be commentary or a quick list of things I’ve found interesting lately. Other times it might be more personal—an observation, a thought, a reflection. I’m learning how to write, how to blog, and how to navigate the digital world we live in now.
Like everything around us, it can be overwhelming and messy. But today’s post is simply a marker—my way of saying I’m still here, still writing, and still building. No matter how it turns out.
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