“I walked into a room that didn’t exist.
Four voices were waiting.
And they asked me one question:
‘What do you seek?’”
“I wanted to say something smart.
But the truth?
We seek everything.
Power. Applause. Followers.
As if greed will buy us grace.
As if noise will save us from silence.
And maybe that’s why we’re tired.
Every day feels like a race
with no finish line…
just notifications telling us we’re still not enough.”
“So what if we just—stopped?
Not quit.
Just… paused.
Because progress isn’t earning more—
it’s feeling more.
What if we sought less,
so we could gain more?”
“In the end,
it was never about being perfect.
It was about being human.
And now…
it’s about unlearning—
just to remember how.”