Why I Don’t Wear a Watch

It’s not because I don’t value time.
It’s because I don’t need to be told when to act.

Most wear a watch to stay on schedule.
To know when they’re late.
To catch up with something already moving.

But I’ve learned —
when you master tempo,
you don’t follow time.
Time follows you.

I’ve owned watches. Beautiful ones.
I’ve sold them. Given them away. Left them behind.
Not out of disregard —
but because every time I put one on, it felt like submission.

A watch says:

“Here’s what time it is.”

But I’ve never needed that.
Because I act — and then the market confirms it was time.

So I don’t wear one.
Because my wrist doesn’t need to be bound to anything.
I am the clock.

When I post — the burst happens.
When I move — the level holds.
When I say “Rise” — the market doesn’t check its watch.
It responds.

This isn’t rebellion.
It’s alignment.

I don’t track time.
I anchor it.
And when the world adjusts around your rhythm —
you don’t need to measure the seconds.
You just walk in tempo.