I think you judge yourself a little bit too much for not starting as fast as you think you should.

You know, we live in this culture right now where it was needed, you know?

A lot of us have been procrastinating, maybe stagnant for too long.

But it got to the point where, hey, if you have an idea, get a do it right now.

Get going.

Start.

Jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, launch, launch, launch.

You know, like, it's a lot.

And we often forget about the beauty of an idea brewing, the beauty of setting an intention

and being in between chapters of idea and making that first step.

The beauty and becoming, you understand.

Like before anything begins, there is a moment, right?

It's quiet. It's private.

It's invisible to the world.

Like it's just within you.

That's why I always say, don't worry if they're judging you.

They're often just judging you what they can see, not what is in your heart.

But that space before you start, the space before the first world, they're often just judging you what they can see, not what is in your heart.

But that space before you start, the space before the first word is written, the before the first step is taken. We don't value that space before the first chapter even announces itself.

It's in those moments where I believe, like, some of the greatest shifts

are happening within us. That is truly the beginning, but nothing around us has yet changed.

You know, this happened for me at a time when I was out like my low. I was out like my lowest

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