The tallest tower begins with a single block — and usually ends with a crash.
Ambition starts neat and noble, and ends in rubble and giggles. Every stack grows until gravity grows impatient. The point was never to outlast eternity — only to see how high you could dare before it all came down.
Rise vs. Ruin
The higher it climbs, the more certain the fall. Yet without the fall, the rise would never thrill.
The Lesson in Impermanence
Greatness doesn’t fail when it crashes — it succeeds by daring to rise. The topple is not a tragedy but the finale, the curtain call, the applause disguised as chaos.
Practical Guidance
Stack anyway: Build knowing the crash is coming.
Laugh at rubble: Let collapse be entertainment, not failure.
Try again: Great towers are remembered because they fell, and rose again.
Today’s Practice
Today, build something tall enough to crash loudly.
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