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commitment is an act of agency - by Sindhu
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optionality sometimes feels like Midas gold
commitment is an act of agency optionality sometimes feels like Midas gold Sindhu Shivaprasad Jan 11, 2025 143 18 50 Share My city is always in flux, always in the process of becoming. Cranes pierce the skyline, turning chunks of metal and stone into intricately designed buildings. People very close to my age colonise tables in coffee shops, working furiously on their vision boards, starting their metamorphosis through sheer force of will. Seeds of thought erupt in conversations, prompting me to buy a pocket-sized notebook to plant them in so they germinate with time. I collect them curiously,
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