I’m not always sure of what I’m doing.
Sometimes I google things I should probably know by now.
Sometimes I stare at a case sheet hoping it’ll make sense if I just blink harder.
And sometimes… I get it right. And that moment? Feels like magic.
No, I’m not perfect.
I’m still learning.
Still unlearning.
Still carrying stories that never made it to discharge summaries.
But I care.
And I show up.
Even on days when I don’t have it all together.
And maybe — just maybe — that’s enough.
I relate to this one. Sometimes you just feel so underperforming, so doubtful of your skills or work, just so done. You think on how to move forward. So as you said - yes, sometimes showing up is enough. Atleast we stay.
True i am related to this, I am. Still learning. Still showing up. And maybe that’s where the real healing begins.
We all are enough till we have the courage to show up everyday despite all impediments, till we can question when it’s needed, till we are learning something everyday, till we stumble again to find our core power, and till the moment we still care for someone. Perfection is never important; what’s important is real presence. In a world that is demanding certainty at all modes, I feel “sincerity” is more than enough to sail through life.
Yes , I can also totally relate because I am still Learning, making mistake , correcting mistake, unlearning each day but still Showing up
I think many would be able to relate to this, including myself. Some days feels like we are at our best and some days, the total opposite. It is just that life is all about learning, unlearning, making mistakes, mending it and moving on. As always said, showing up matters in between all the chaos and the storm.
Everyone can relate to this, right?
Nobody’s perfect.
We’re all learning.
This is beautifully real. Showing up, caring, and learning even on messy days, that is enough. You’re doing better than you think.
How beautiful u have written, because even i will feel the same too on my good and bad days
Totally, I relate to this. Why can’t everyone relate to this? In life, we have to learn. Some may be good due to previous experience, so learning, unlearning, doing, and correcting mistakes is a lifelong process.