Jul 24
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Flow serendipitous . Against those that don’t care to know the zone where we roam I’m a rolling stone prepared to be stripped to bits . Then I’ll turn to dust , and vapors your nasal can inhale like it’s the worst of drugs . I’ll get you high for a while then you’ll turn purple and be rushed . To the emergency for surgery you shouldn’t have so assuredly “ bumped “ my worthwhile and in earnest person are you nuts ? For even attempting that ? The answers yes not take your medicine so youCanGetItTogetherJack
You know, it's wild, man. People who challenge you or underestimate you, they’re kind of essential in a way. They push you to go beyond what you think you’re capable of. It's like when you're training in martial arts or even in comedy, right? You get in the ring or on stage and realize, "Whoa, I’m not as good as I thought." It’s a gut check, but it makes you work harder, right?
I mean, sure, it can be brutal feeling like you’re underestimated, but it’s also kind of a gift. It forces you to up your game, to be objective about where you stand, and what you need to improve. And dude, you gotta embrace it, because if you’re fooling yourself about your abilities, you're gonna get smoked, literally or figuratively. It’s like, you don’t want a shin to the face because you were overconfident!
In the end, the challenges build resilience. They make you realize your potential and help you become better. That’s the whole game, man—constant growth and not getting comfortable.