Funny how that works... people talk about big life changing moments, but it's the small ones that add up. Like finally seeing the right color in a hot piece of metal, or getting why a recipe never worked before. We call them small wins, but they're the real stuff that changes how you do things day to day. It's not about one huge flash, it's a bunch of little lights finally turning on.
Yeah but how often is it really that deep? People get a basic idea about their coffee order or finally notice a typo in an old email and call it a "moment of clarity." It gets overused for every minor thought. Most of the time it's just a normal realization, not some life changing event. We put too much weight on regular thinking.