Criticism Is a Kind of Care, so Let’s Be Real About This

Criticism Is a Kind of Care, so Let’s Be Real About This

It’s completely natural—smart, even—to poke at something new, big, or idealistic. We do it to protect ourselves from disappointment, and to see if the idea actually holds up. I get it. And honestly? I welcome it.

If you’re questioning this project, that probably means you’re at least a little curious. That you’re taking it seriously. And I love that.

I also want to be clear: I’m not perfect, and this project isn’t either. I don’t know exactly how far it will go. But I believe in it—and I want to stay grounded while dreaming big. A lot is still being shaped and figured out. That’s not a flaw; that’s the sign of something alive. Something willing to listen and evolve.

This project isn’t going to solve everything. But I do believe it can move us forward. 

And if you have comments, questions, constructive feedback, worries? I want to hear them—not just to defend the project, but to invite you in. If you think something could be better, what would you suggest instead? This isn’t a finished project for you to judge from a distance. It’s something we’re building together.