I Almost Logged Off and Gave Up

Then this tiny thing saved my day.

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Some days, I open my laptop and feel like closing it again.
There’s too much to do: blog drafts, content strategy, emails, and my brain just refuses to cooperate.

It was one of those days.

I stared at the screen for too long, feeling like a fraud for calling myself a writer.

I wanted to shut it all down and try again tomorrow.

But instead of quitting, I did something else.

I brainstormed ideas for content.
And then wrote just one paragraph.

Not my best work. Just honest.

And then I realized:

You won’t feel 100% every day.
You won’t always be inspired, motivated, or productive.

And that’s okay.

What matters is showing up with whatever you have.
Maybe 30%? Cool, it still counts.

Showing up gently, imperfectly, keeps the momentum alive.

Because a little is still more than nothing.
And that’s what matters.