As always, thinking what to write? Would I be writing something I own? Truth or honesty. With all these questions, I would try to be myself. What I call a raw version of me.
Again, it's the day to share something. Again, it's the day to own my voice. Every day I make mistakes, but does every one of them teach? Saying no wouldn't be correct. They do teach me. Whether it was choosing the wrong words or having the wrong views, my notions evolved every time through those flaws.
While writing this, I do remember a few moments that taught me through my flaws. I own them, and they own my improvements.
Days back, I started writing for discipline. The first paragraph I wrote was good. The second one was better. Before starting the third one, my device got shut. Saying, "No, it couldn't be," I got numb. I hadn't saved my file before writing. The words vanished.
However, I gathered myself again and started over. I completed my blog. From that day, I save first and write later. With the uncertainty, I accepted my flaw. That day made me believe that words may vanish, but thoughts can't. I started the next day voicing out my thoughts without thinking too much about the words.
I learned the term creative exhaustion on this journey. However, I didn't know about it before I felt it. Days back, with blankness and silence, I had nothing to write about. However, I wrote that day anyway, feeling it. I felt the same numbness again. I was writing, but it wasn't coming out of me.
Days later, I realized that what I felt as silence and numbness was the exhaustion of creativity. From that day, I believed that what might feel the same isn't always the same.
Mistakes do happen. Owning them helps us improve. Failure might be there, but it's the first step to growth.
Own mistakes. Learn. Improve. Evolve.
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