Stop Practicing Your Own Downfall

You don’t sabotage yourself because you’re not good enough.
Not talented enough. You sabotage yourself because you’re practiced.

If you’ve lived on scraps long enough, scraps start to taste like a feast.
If you’ve rehearsed disappointment, you’ll choose it before it chooses you.

That’s your pattern.

And a pattern doesn’t break because you “understand it.”
It breaks the moment you contradict it.
When you act outside the script, even while the script is still screaming.

Change isn’t a revelation.
It’s an interruption.