
🌪️ The World’s Glitching—and So Are We
We wake up inside systems we didn’t design.
We scroll past truths we don’t have time to feel.
And somewhere between crisis and convenience, we’ve lost the map.
So… what are we today?
Are we seeking safety in the known—or adventure in the chaos?
Maybe we’re both.
Maybe we’re hybrids.
Maybe the real question isn’t “what are we becoming,” but:
What are we honoring as we evolve?
🔮 Weird Questions That Wake You Up
Forget resolutions. Forget goals.
Start with questions—the kind that haunt you just enough to feel honest.
🧠 Who are you, really?
If your phone died for 24 hours, who would you be without the mirror?
What part of you is still living a role you’ve outgrown?
If you stopped performing… who’s left?
⏳ What are you repeating?
Are your habits healing you or hiding you?
What emotion have you confused for identity?
Is this routine saving you—or caging you?
📡 What is truthful to you?
Is your intuition whispering or screaming?
Do your choices feel aligned, or automated?
What lies have you made cozy?
🧭 Mapping Your Personal Algorithm
Your nervous system is your GPS.
Your energy levels are your notifications.
Your habits are code—and you can rewrite it.
Step 1: Audit Your Inputs
What enters your brain, heart, and time?
- Conversations that expand you
- Content that drains or feeds you
- Environments that lift or limit you
- Work that reflects your soul—or steals your hours
Step 2: Identify Your True Metrics
What are you actually measuring?
- Peace over productivity
- Resonance over reach
- Alignment over approval
- Depth over performance
Step 3: Design Rhythm, Not Just Goals
Systems that sync with your energy > hustle with no heartbeat.
- Morning silence instead of instant scroll
- Movement that restores, not punishes
- Work blocks built around focus—not guilt
🤝 Build Strategy That Trusts the Soul
Here’s a wild thought:
Your life doesn’t need to scale. It needs to feel true.
And your brand, business, or art?
Should echo your rhythm—not rob it.
Try This Strategy Loop:
- Ask the weird question. Let it lead.
- Feel the truth. Even if it’s inconvenient.
- Map your rhythm. Honor your own pulse.
- Design for depth. Not just data.
- Trust your timing. Even in the noise.
🧘♀️✨ One Example: How It Might Look in a Real Life
Let’s meet her.
Let’s call her Noor.
She used to be a high-performer—Inbox Zero before 9 a.m., gym selfies with affirmations, content calendar packed three months out.
She thought she wanted freedom.
But she was chasing control.
Then one day, her body shut down.
Literal burnout.
Eyes twitching, breath shallow, sleep fake.
Her nervous system whispered what her mind refused to admit:
> “This isn’t living—it’s defending.”
She started asking herself weird questions in a journal she didn’t show anyone:
“Who am I when I’m not being useful?”
“What if I’m not broken, just overloaded?”
“What does my soul sound like… when I’m quiet?”
She turned off her notifications.
She let some projects die.
She built her own rhythm—slow mornings, real rest, deep yes’s and sacred no’s.
She’s not “optimized” anymore.
But she’s present.
She laughs slower.
Feels more.
And when someone asks what she does, she says:
> “I create from wholeness, not hustle.”
Her personal algorithm?
Peace.
Honesty.
Presence.
That’s the kind of success that doesn’t need a filter.
💡 TL;DR — Maybe We’re Not Just Seeking Security or Adventure
Maybe we’re seeking a third thing:
A way of living that feels honest.
So, ask the weird questions.
Map your soul’s rhythm.
Design a strategy that holds you gently.
Because in this glitching world, your inner truth is still the most powerful compass you’ll ever hold.
> “Maybe we’re not just seeking security or adventure. Maybe we’re seeking a way of living that feels honest.”


MahaM is a psychology-rooted writer and content creator, blending emotional insight with mindful reflection.
Through MindCovez, she offers grounded, heart-centered writing that guides readers toward clarity, inner stillness, and self-awareness.