We want to build that product.
Create a community of like-minded people.
Change the way things work.
But there is a lack of time.
Or we are not sure if the idea will succeed.
What will people say if we fail?
How will we ever know the result until we do the work?
Intentions hold power only when they’re backed by actions.
Otherwise, they’re the lies we are hypnotising ourselves with.
Mostly, we know what we want.
We just don’t want to be responsible for choosing it.
Because choosing means committing.
And committing means risking failure.
So we sit in limbo —
pretending confusion,
playing both sides,
waiting for a sign.
But deep down, we’ve known our next move
for months.
We just don’t want to own it.