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Way Back No. 2Act I · The Disorientation

The Gap

This week, catch yourself once.

One “I’m good”
that isn’t quite true.

Don’t correct it.
Don’t confess to the barista.

Just notice it.

Notice the half-second gap
between what you said
and what you felt.

That gap is not a flaw.

That gap is a door.

The rest of this book
is about walking through it.

From chapter two

That gap is a door.

Write the one you caught.

What you said
What was true
What the gap felt like
backtoyouthebook.com/workbook/2Back. To you. · Jasen Rockliffe

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