Throne is not a deferred success. It is conscious sovereignty over the present moment. To take decisions, to feel, to act — completely, unreservedly, without the right to pause. Because life is not a preparation for something grand. It is that very grandeur. It is now. And in this 'now,' you are the only one who can take your seat.

Once, I watched a master glassblower. He did not rush, nor did he chase the final form. His entire world narrowed to the molten glass, to the breath, to the movement of his hands giving birth to a new curve right now, in this very second. And then I understood: his mastery was not in the finished vase. It was in the decision made in each moment.

We often think that the throne is the future. That it awaits us somewhere beyond the turn of fate: after the project is completed, after recognition, after an important victory. We postpone our authority over our own lives as if it belonged to tomorrow. But time does not come for us. It is already here.