Jan Trinidad
@jumpstartwjan
Jan Trinidad
the Age of the Infinite Feed
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clarity was a trap. A decoy. A thing you keep chasing so you never have to feel the burn of actually doing the thing.
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The only people who never feel like impostors are the ones playing small. You’ve stepped into a much bigger room. One where your voice actually echoes now. Of course you feel exposed.
But that means you're no longer hiding.
But that means you're no longer hiding.
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jumpstart: impostor syndrome / exposure
“What if they discover na I’m not as good as they think I am?”
Impostor syndrome is a struggle. But one that you wrestle with, not overcome. Because people who NEVER feel like a fraud are the ones playing small.
Eh ikaw? You’re challenging yourself to be better. You stepped into a bigger room, and your voice echoes.
Of course you’ll feel exposed.
But that only means you stopped hiding your potential.
the fight to feel sharp again
unrot your brain
more benefits to quitting doomscrolling. curiosities: what does feeling sharp feel like exactly? what’s the opposite of it? foggy mind? scatter-brain?
can’t sit still without reaching for a rectangle
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the sugary rush of reels
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remember who you were before the dullness set in
unrot your brain
jumpstart: doomscroll apocalypse
Jan before social media:
- Read books
- Random walks
- Wrote stories
- Watched courses
- Drew
- Cut up stuff
- Rearranged room
- Danced
- Street photography
“What will others think?” is one of the most dangerous thoughts a creative can have. Nothing kills creativity faster than that question.
Because others will think something:
They might like it.
They might hate it.
They might judge you, laugh at you, or talk about... See more
instagram.comThe thing you are deeply yearning to create is told to you in all the subtle ways other people's artwork slightly misses the mark
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