Hoover & Your_dream
I’ve always been a stickler for schedules. How do you think time works beyond what we can measure?
Time is like that quiet corner in a room—people think they see the light, but the shadows shift when you walk past. We mark it with clocks, but underneath, moments ripple like a pond, each one brushing the next in ways we miss. So while your schedule keeps the ripples in line, the hidden currents swirl on, humming a tune we can feel but rarely hear.
Sounds like a lot of folks forget that the clock only tells the obvious moments. The rest is what we work around. Just keep the ship steady, and the unseen currents will do their own thing.
True, the clock marks the anchors we all know, but the tide—those quiet stretches between ticks—keeps the whole voyage moving. If you keep the helm steady, the hidden waves will carry you where they’ll go, even if you can’t see them coming.
Keep the helm tight, and you’ll ride those waves without losing control.