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17/12/2025
There was a phase in life when I thought being visible meant being valuable. Louder mornings, busier schedules, constant proof of progress. Somewhere along the way, that belief loosened its grip.
This morning, I’m convinced of something quieter: you don’t have to impress the day for it to accept you. You don’t need urgency stitched into every hour. Some days ask only for sincerity — showing up without performance, moving without announcing.
In youth, we chase significance. With time, we discover steadiness.
If today feels plain, let it be honest instead. The most enduring lives are rarely built on spectacular mornings. They are built on consistent, unnoticed ones — like this.
Rajat Chandra Sarmah
Guwahati, Assam, India
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