If you’re constantly pivoting, you’re probably not refining.

A pivot suggests instability.

A correction suggests discernment.

This wasn’t about reinventing myself.

It was about removing what never belonged.

The core work stayed.

The standards stayed.

The depth stayed.

What changed was the alignment.

I didn’t abandon what worked.

I corrected the parts that were compensating for systems that couldn’t recognize value without repetition.

Corrections don’t look dramatic.

They look inevitable — once you see them.

And once you correct instead of pivot, you stop explaining your direction and start embodying it.

Never settle.