M-M-M | Participant or Observer?

There are moments when nothing is actually wrong.
The work still matters.
The moment still calls.

And yet, we find ourselves watching instead of engaging.

Not because it’s too hard.
Not because we’re avoiding the difficulty.
But because, somewhere quietly, permission has gone unspoken.

We haven’t opted out.
We’ve just slipped into observation.

RIPPLE

This week, notice where friction shows up.

Instead of asking how to get past it, ask:

What part of this belongs to me to own right now?

Ownership doesn’t mean blame.
It means re-entering the moment as a participant.

One small adjustment is enough.