The Illusion of Later
You tell yourself you’ll start tomorrow.
Or next week.
But tomorrow gets further away every time you say it.
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You’re not failing. You’re not thriving. You’re somewhere in the middle scrolling, waiting, calling it “fine.” But fine can slowly erase you.
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