Every once in a while the self-doubt gets overwhelming, and it feels like everything I do is futile. Why do I write, create, try? It seems that I put things out there to a world that doesn't want them.
It's so easy not to. To quote Wicked (sorry about that), "those who don't try never look foolish." So why do I keep trying?
Anyway, today is a big old self-doubt day. However, I'm going to "beast through it," as my trainer frequently exhorts me to do when we're working out.
Maybe no one gives a fuck about what I write. Fine. I'm still going to write it. And while I feel like I'm not getting any validation right now, that's just my self-doubt talking. When I'm in a better place, I won't feel this way.
How To Say Nothing
9 hours ago
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You know, I have failed at just about everything I've ever done, technically, but I just keep going and acting as if what I do and say matters. That sort of attitude tends to get more attention, although I don't necessarily crave attention. There was a very interesting discussion on this theme (although subtle) on an old "Mad Men" I watched last night with Rob.
Oh, me too! I feel like I've failed at everything I've ever tried too. Seriously. But I bet you don't look at me and think, "failure!" (Or at least I hope you don't.)
Just fake it until you make it. You'll feel better soon.
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