“Enough” keeps changing- and I never notice when it does. A feeling which I feel every single day while showing up consistently. There is a lot more to express through words, a lot of emotions left unmentioned. Happiness becomes noise when these thoughts disturb. However, they encourage me to write beyond my creativity. Truly, writing reflects what I have within, making me more self-aware every passing day.
Doing enough still feels like falling short. Enough doesn't have a definition but carries explanation. Explanations of our capacity of thinking, curiosity, creativity, and opinions. But every single time after completing a blog, I feel it's not ample; despite being better than yesterday, I feel I could have done much better. It has become a default thought now. It makes me feel guilty but encourages me to enhance next time.
Satisfaction of doing better feels unsatisfying every day. Now efforts seem more visible and exciting than satisfaction. What I have been doing for so many days doesn't feel enough for being better. Expectations rose with improvement. The mind keeps shifting the line of enough and improvement.
This journey has been a book of learning, but it doesn't have a last lesson. Reading every page every day doesn't feel enough. More to read always remains a question. Every new experience and learning encourages me to expect more and more with passing days.
For the very first time, I felt “not enough” almost after four weeks. That day, I wrote my blog two to three times, improving it word by word. However, I completed writing and publishing a blog. That small moment gave me a different perspective, prioritizing expectations with minute improvements.
I gained a belief to give words to my voice through writing. A question of “not sufficient” somehow tests it every day, but the courage to be consistent, fulfilling expectations, gives strength to the belief at the end of the day.
I try to match my today's efforts with my tomorrow's expectations. A gap doesn't only show my flaws but my growth too. But even a win feels like a partial success.
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