We spend so much energy trying to be “enough.”
Good enough.
Smart enough.
Attractive, productive, successful… enough.
But enough for who?
We shape ourselves into what others expect,
until one day we look in the mirror and see a stranger —
tired, polished, disconnected.
But what if you stopped?
What if you didn’t perform, prove, perfect?
What if you let go of enough…
and just became you?
Not a version. Not a mask.
Just the person you are when no one’s watching.
You were never meant to be “enough.”
You were meant to be you — fully, freely, unapologetically.
Who are you when you’re not trying to impress anyone?
