What if “refining” was just an excuse?

Sometimes, the brain just freezes.

Right now, I’m working on a document for my new team. The goal: present our services to clients.
But as I stare at my notes, everything gets blurry — what should be said, what should be avoided, what might be “useful”... or not.

The unknown.

That strange fog we still have to walk through, even when we don’t have all the answers.

So we stall. We postpone. Hoping that the perfect idea will magically come “later”. But more often than not, we end up in the same place.

And then we start polishing the little things... Not to clarify. But to delay. Tiny details that reassure us. Because deep down, we’re afraid to be seen.

But done is better than perfect.

I’m not always 100% confident in myself. But I’ve decided to move forward anyway.

To learn as I go. To lay down the planks of the bridge as I cross it. To write even if it’s not perfect. To build while still discovering.

Because that’s often how we learn the most: By doing. By daring. By surprising ourselves.

And looking back, I see I’ve always managed to face adversity. Not because I was ready. But because I kept going, regardless.

And even if it’s hard to fully own it some days, I know I have solid multidisciplinary skills — Foundations strong enough to face the unknown, even if it scares me.

Journaling helps me remember that. Each day, I write down my thoughts, doubts, and small wins. And over time, I’ve noticed something: When I start endlessly refining... It’s usually the sign that it’s time to wrap up.

To move on.