Push Send, Not Perfection

Let’s talk about the Drafts folder—that digital limbo where half-written brilliance, bold beginnings, and brilliant-but-never-finished thoughts quietly collect dust. I’ve been side-eyeing mine lately, and whew, it’s giving “museum of missed moments.” The truth is, many of us sit on gold because fear whispers it’s not enough. But here’s the shift: what if done is better than perfect? What if the release is the win? This is your nudge (and mine) to clear the clutter, press publish, and let those words breathe. It’s time to stop hoarding potential and start sharing presence.

I enjoy creating content and have fun doing it yet, yall would never know becuz it barely gets posted. I have drafts of content from 2021...and paragraphs with intentions of being posted from 2024. Luckily, these are diary-like post to where they've aged nicely and still relevant or the old me in which I cringe looking back on like-wow, look how much I've grown. So whyyyy are they still sitting there? In my head, I have a vision for a rollout. I want to present it with a certain theme and never take the time to have a photoshoot for it. Who's fault is that? MINE!! I can take full accountability of procrastinating and dropping the ball becuz I don't fully commit to the post and see it through. I take full acountability of doing more actions in consuming everyone else's content in doom scrolling and engaging vs investing time in completing my own work at hand.

So here’s your sign: stop polishing the same paragraph for the 47th time or tabling it to circle back to it knowing dmn well the distractions won't allow it. Stop letting self-doubt micromanage your creativity and getting caught up in numbers. Whether it’s a blog post, a caption, or a random brain dump that deserves air—let it live. Your voice doesn’t need permission, it needs release.We've been prompted to do something and it's been put on our hearts so at what point do we go full out on us. Notice, I'm including yall but I'm really talkin to myself, lol.

Now go ahead—dust off one draft today and hit publish.Messy? Maybe. Authentic? Absolutely. And that, my friend, is the whole point.