My own mind’s function is for clarity through choice—the ability to decide what enters, what stays, what is rejected, and what is prepared for before the day overwhelms me,
My own mind’s function weakens when I allow my inner world to fill with my borrowed fears, my unresolved decisions, and my unattended impulses,
And my own mind’s function makes me think, if my thoughts feel chaotic, have I abandoned my responsibility to choose what I really want to become,
But my own mind’s function wants me understand, clarity can be rebuilt through my focused deliberations and attention…
Unforeseen corrupt choices don’t just scream from the rooftops, they sneak in as tiny permissions to hold things up, to divert attention, and to sidestep responsibility,
Unforeseen corrupt choices quietly erode my own confidence by replacing action with excuses that sound like reasonable,
And unforeseen corrupt choices makes me wonder, what familiar behavior has been polluting my focus without me noticing,
But those unforeseen corrupt choices tells me, refusing one old pattern can restore my own life choices and momentum…
Those unchecked doubts slowly grow when I pretend they are harmless, when I let them linger unchallenged,
Those unchecked doubts expand because silence gives them room to multiply.
And those unchecked doubts makes me wonder, what kind of fear have I allowed to grow simply because I didn’t want to face it,
But those unchecked doubts is teaching me, that early confrontation prevents long-term creative paralysis…
A kind of creative pressure builds when comparison, perfectionism, and the pursuit of approval consume my inner dream world,
A kind of creative pressure convinces me to abandon beginnings before they have a chance to creatively mature,
And a kind of creative pressure asks me, what if discomfort is like an evidence of growth rather than focusing on failure,
But a kind of creative pressure tells me, steady effort protects my creativity better than pure intensity…
Watchwords:
• Clarity requires discipline
• Refuse familiar excuses
• Face doubts early
• Discomfort is not danger
• Consistency protects
Here is Tikatarot, who dares you to answer the question, “Who am I?”..
As and will always be reminding you to dream:
