"Normal" is a tricky thing. It’s the idea we all understand, yet the moment we try to grasp it, it slips away. It’s not a fixed point but more like a shadow—always shifting, never quite the same. We say it’s “normal” to do certain things, to live a certain way, but the truth is, normal is just a social agreement, something we’ve all collectively accepted… until we don’t.

Here’s the catch: we’re the ones who create what’s normal. Every time we do something new, think differently, or challenge the status quo, we push the boundaries of what normal means. We might think of it as a set of rules, but in reality, normal is constantly being reshaped by each of us.

What felt impossible yesterday might become the norm tomorrow.

The idea of normal is fluid. It changes, it evolves, and it expands with every breakthrough. When we embrace that shift and step outside what’s expected, we realize that normal doesn’t have to define us—it challenges us. It pushes us to grow, to think bigger, and to create something better.

In the end, the only “normal” that matters is the one we choose to make. Time will show us that it’s not about fitting into a box—it’s about breaking free, pushing the limits, and creating new possibilities. Because normal isn’t a final destination; it’s a journey of constant reinvention. And in that journey, we discover what we’re truly capable of.

"True normal is found not in what we follow, but in what we dare to reinvent."