Own My Own Thoughts
- Made Eze

- Mar 24
- 2 min read
Tuesday, the 17th of, um, March 2026. I have to be accountable for the way that I think, and the things that I think about, or better yet, the things that I pay attention to whilst I'm thinking,
because really and truthfully, as much as I like to think that I am in control of what I'm thinking,
often at times, my mind is really and truthfully operating on its own accord, and the only thing that I can really do is respond to the things that I'm thinking, or effectively choose when I am and when I'm not paying attention to the things that I'm thinking. Because, you know, today I've allowed myself to be so distracted.
I've allowed myself to be so unfocused that I got to the bitter end of the day, right? The bitter end of the day. And that was the point when I decided to just rush my way through the things that I needed to get accomplished.
And in the end, I ended up feeling, you know, pretty unaccomplished, feeling like I just wasted a day and feeling like I should have taken an opportunity to start doing things a lot earlier, not procrastinating, not get distracted by my mobile phone. And so I really do need to own, you know, my successes as well as I own my own failures if I'm being honest.
If I'm not getting something done, if I'm not, you know, following through on certain things, it's really and truthfully on me rather than it being on anybody else.
Of course, circumstances and people and stuff like that, these distractions can always come up, but it's entirely down to me, not only how I react to a certain situation, but how I command or how I commandeer a certain situation and stuff like that.
And you know, often at times, you know, I look out into the whole world and, you know, effectively put myself in a position where I'm wondering, you know, why me?
But, um, you know, I need to just, you know, control, you know, find, you know, find uh, my inner piece, find my inner rhythm and just continue to go at a pace in a way that I suppose just allows me to be human, but at the same time allows me to be in control of my own story and the way that I navigate my journey.





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