Rhythm — When Your Pace Doesn’t Match Theirs

You’re walking your rhythm.
You’re tuned in.
You’re aware of the people around you.

And then — it happens.

You clash.

Your rhythm doesn’t match theirs.
Your pace feels too fast.
Or too slow.
Or too different.

Maybe you’re ready to move forward — and they’re still processing.
Maybe you need rest — and they’re charging ahead.
Maybe you’re craving connection — and they’re pulling away.

It’s uncomfortable.
It’s frustrating.
It’s human.

Because relational rhythm isn’t always harmonious.
Sometimes it’s dissonant.
Sometimes it’s messy.
Sometimes it hurts.

But here’s the truth:
You don’t have to match every rhythm.
You just have to honor yours — and respect theirs.

That might mean:

• Giving space

• Asking questions

• Slowing down

• Speaking up

• Letting go

It’s not about control.
It’s about compassion.

So today, notice the tension.
Feel the friction.
And choose grace.

Let your rhythm be honest.
Let it be kind.
Let it be strong enough to stand — even when it doesn’t sync.

Welcome to Day Two of Week Three.
Let this be a day of maturity — where you honor your rhythm and theirs, even when they don’t align.

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Avalanche: Rocking a New Rhythm This Friday

Both the pop and country versions of Avalanche are out now — each carrying its own emotional rhythm. One bright and pulsing, the other grounded and steady. Together, they show how the same story can move in different ways. Take a moment to listen to both and choose the version that resonates with your rhythm today.

And if your rhythm leans louder, bolder, or more electric — the rock version drops this Friday.

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