When you put it into words, the contours of your "true self" come into view

"What is my true self?"

Have you ever found yourself

going around in circles
thinking about that question?


I used to be the same way.


"I have things I want to do, but
　I can't put them into words yet"


"Whenever I try to explain it to someone,
　it immediately becomes vague"


Thoughts that surely exist
inside your head.


But if you don't put them into words,
they remain a "haze,"


and no matter how much time passes,
the contours of yourself remain blurred.

Things you can only realize once you put them into words

I myself have also
tried to post something on social media,

"Wait, what is it that I
　actually want to convey?"

and have been lost many times.


At times like that,
when I scribble in my notebook

or try talking to someone—


"Oh, this is
　what I really felt"

there were moments
when I was struck by that realization.


By putting it into words,

finally,
the contours of myself emerge.


It's strange, but
as I repeat that process,


the contour called "my true self"
gradually becomes clearer.

Putting it into words takes courage, but

Of course, putting things into words
is also scary.


"What if I'm
　thought of as strange?"

"Is it okay to put this out there
　when it hasn't taken shape yet?"


I have also
posted things


while harboring such anxieties
many times.


However, strangely enough,
when I muster the courage to put it into words,


people who empathize with those words
appear, or


from unexpected reactions

I am able to get
the next hint.


Because I put it into words,
it leads to the next step.


That is
a accumulation of small experiences,

but it became a great source of confidence.

Today's question

What are the thoughts you
haven't been able to put into words yet?

Putting things into words is
the first step to turning your true self into a brand.

Beyond that accumulation,
the "true self" that even you don't know yet
will reveal itself.

Giving shape to that—
that is rashisa.

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