It's hard to see things. Things never become whole. Can't see things in their entirety. It's just piles and piles of details. They don't add up to anything. Nothing congeals. I'm all zoomed in all the time. It's exhausting.
I'm expert-level languisher. Pay me to languish on the premises, in the break room, in the hallway, in your office. Drastic improvements in all areas of your life and the lives of your employees.
I don't actually live alone, but with three black clad stagehands. My perception has been adjusted so I've never seen them. They rearrange the furniture and my belongings throughout the day to disorient me, to keep me alert and adaptable.
