The Architect
What you build outlasts the people who doubted you. Including yourself.
Under pressure, the body goes still. Focus narrows to a single point. You're not frozen. You're aimed.
In the world.
People come to you when something has to last. You're the one in the corner of the meeting watching the conversation skip the structural question. You won't speak unless you have the answer. When you finally do, the room reorders around it. You've finished one thing this year. Three others sit unfinished. Not because they are hard. Because they are not yet correct.
What it has cost you.
The work that was good enough to release, and didn't get released. The collaborator who left because they couldn't tell whether they were being trusted. The years spent perfecting the inside of a thing nobody ever got to use.
What you fear.
That the thing you build will be ordinary.
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