Simple thoughts don’t confuse me; my need to overthink them does. After writing for a few days, I experienced this question - why? Days passed, but a day with lots of hope and learning came out of the blue to teach me something very common which I had forgotten earlier.
It was just keeping thoughts as they are. But I often make simple things complex with my overthinking. Thinking more and more elaborates my experiences into learning, but sometimes incomplete thoughts take over and misguide me to express nervously. The day I started writing, overthinking got a full stop. It added nothing except noise.
Thinking ends up adding layers to thoughts, but writing exposes those coverings. Coverings take false narratives and other's perspectives, but expressing and giving them words uncovers those immature thoughts. Taking them as they exist not only helps me think creatively but also reduces forceful thoughts.
Clarity was there from day one itself, but I had complicated things for myself over time. While reading previous blogs, a tale of emotional clarity appeared to me. A day when I was expressing myself and giving my thoughts words on my device, it got shut suddenly. It was almost complete, but I hadn't saved that file.
But I was determined to write. The file was deleted, but the thoughts didn’t vanish. Finally, I published my blog, but I experienced a life lesson. I kept things simple, thought again, and wrote again. If I had made things complicated, I might have ended up with frustration, and I wouldn't be writing myself out loud today.
Being perfect isn't just a still thing; it's an ongoing process in life. But taking it as a final goal, I end up overcomplicating my situations. Now when I write, I keep things as raw as they are and publish what feels simple. The simpler I write, the clearer I understand.
Simplicity isn’t something I reach; it’s something I return to.
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