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The Fishbowl Problem
Most people are not trapped.
They are contained.
Same routines.
Same conversations.
Same assumptions.
Same view, every single day.
And because the water feels familiar, they call it safe.
Because the glass is invisible, they call it freedom.
The problem is not that people lack opportunity.
The problem is that they stop questioning the edges of their world.
Like a fish in a bowl, you can live a full life swimming in circles and never once ask whether the bowl is the world, or just the container you were placed in.
Nothing changes inside the bowl.
Only the view does.
And the view only changes when the bowl moves.
That is why growth feels uncomfortable.
It is not the effort.
It is the disorientation.
New angles.
New light.
New questions.
The mind resists this because certainty feels like security, even when it is quietly suffocating you.
Most people are not afraid of failure.
They are afraid of discovering that the life they built was smaller than it needed to be.
The moment you question the bowl, the spell breaks.
You start to see that many of the limits you accepted were never walls, just habits you stopped noticing.
The remembering is not about becoming someone new.
It is about seeing more clearly.
Same fish.
Same water.
Different view.
And once you see that the bowl can move, you can never unsee it.
That is when real freedom begins.
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