Some of us torch our lives, not out of failure but to create an escape route from our calling.
It’s not fear of failure; it’s fear of success.
So we self-sabotage.
Success demands responsibility and an unrelenting commitment to potential.
That sounds heavy.
And it is.
So, instead of stepping into the spotlight, we manufacture chaos.
Relationship dramas.
Work dramas.
Bad financial decisions.
Self-destructive habits.
It’s easier to blame the rubble than to face the actual work.
Here’s the catch: your calling doesn’t go away.
You can drown it in excuses, but it will always echo in your quiet moments.
The longer you run, the louder it gets.
Stop playing hide-and-seek with yourself.
Own your dream.
The chaos is just noise—static between you and what you’re meant to do.
Burning bridges might feel like freedom, but it’s another form of avoidance.
“Stepping into your calling is terrifying—but so is living as a shadow of what you could have been.” – Mike Brewer