Disenfranchised grief (grief that isn't socially recognized or validated) is one of the most isolating experiences there is. It's the grief that says, I don't know if I'm allowed to be this sad. It's the grief that apologizes for itself. It keeps people from accessing the support they need, from telling the story of who they lost, from being witnessed in their loss.

Your rotation is your sequence of moves. The skills you use, in what order, under what conditions. The muscle memory you develop through repetition until execution becomes almost automatic.

Here's the thing about rotations: you do not learn them in the raid.

You can’t fix what you won’t face. Denial might keep your ego alive, but it won’t down the boss. Radical honesty is the ultimate mechanic for unlocking the next level of your life.

Practice doesn’t just maker perfect, sometimes it makes possible.