Today, I have another myth worth retiring: that every blog post has to be big.
Big idea. Big story. Big effort.

But most weeks? You don’t need a big win—you just need a real one.

Last week, I opened my laptop, stared at the draft folder, and realized I was doing that thing again—overcomplicating a simple point until it became a full-on lesson unit. So I most of it, summed it up to 2 paragraphs, and hit publish.

It isn’t polished. It not long by any means. But it is done.

That one short post did exactly what it needed to do: remind people I’m here, still thinking, still showing up.

That’s the quiet power of a tiny blogging win—it builds trust through motion, not perfection.