Getting lost in the minutiae while trying to make a point is a common pitfall. The temptation to explore every conceivable aspect of your message can lead to confusion.
However, it's crucial to resist this impulse.
Succumbing to it can cause your message to become convoluted, diluted, and stripped of its core meaning.
Instead, confidently share your message and understand that others will inevitably infuse it with their unique perspectives. This is an unavoidable part of the communication process.
Just let people process how they will.
Finding yourself in debates or disputes over your views might indicate a lack of conviction in your beliefs. It's important to remember that your truth doesn't need external affirmation; reinforcement serves either your own understanding or aids those who resonate with your message, it's not for convincing others of your inherent worth.
Once released into the world, your message will align with those who need to hear it most. Expect resistance from some quarters; this is a normal aspect of sharing your thoughts. Your objective is not to force your views on anyone. Just to share for those interested.
You will likely meet people who value and gain knowledge from what you have to say, though some may initially challenge or disregard your message. From our experience, it's not uncommon for initial skeptics to come around after some time, having developed an appreciation for your insights. Often, individuals need a period to fully process and grasp the advice provided.