Whenever I’m building a website, writing code, composing music, or working on a book, there are moments when I get completely stuck.

The harder I push, the worse it gets. Until one day, I noticed something almost magical: when I stop trying and do nothing, things somehow fix themselves a few days later.

Not because inspiration suddenly strikes, but because knots loosen when you’re no longer pulling at them.

Once I learned this, I stopped panicking about almost everything. Because I genuinely believe: “It’ll be fine in a few days.”

Time seems to have its own algorithm. You hand over a problem, and it calculates how long it needs. All it asks from you is patience and a bit of trust.

Even the hardest problems, the deepest creative blocks, the most painful memories fade, reorganize, and soften with time.

So now I live by a wonderfully lazy rule: If today’s me can’t handle it, I’ll leave it to tomorrow’s me. If tomorrow still can’t, then the next one will.

Eventually, one version of me will grow big enough to deal with it.

So really, why stress now? Let tomorrow handle it. 😊



—— XC Scribbles · 玖拾肆 XCIV ⏳