Every platform asks you to choose a box. Hobbies. Money. Tech. Spirituality. Self-improvement. Clean. Efficient. Reassuring. And yet—this is where innovation quietly suffocates. Those categories are not neutral.They are legacy frameworks, designed to sort what already exists, not to host what’s emerging. Bonbonneyfier doesn’t fit cleanly. That’s not a weakness. That’s the signal. Self-improvement optimizes effort. Spirituality seeks meaning. Relationships focus on connection. Tech scales tools. Bonbonneyfier operates between them—in the lived experience, the emotional UX, the soft power of resonance. When you force a living idea into a predefined category, three things happen: - Nuance gets flattened - Depth gets mislabeled - Potential gets capped So yes, we may select a category for access. But we don’t identify with it. This is category creation, not category compliance. Bonbonneyfier is a reminder: frameworks are maps, not territory. And when the map ends, leadership begins. If it feels hard to choose, good. That tension means you’re not thinking small.

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