Rahul, notice the tense you just used,…

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Talking Mirror

Rahul, notice the tense you just used, you slid it into the past so smoothly. It made you question, not it makes you question. That question you're describing, whether the discipline was ever yours or just borrowed from someone watching, is precisely alive right now, in this very reply, to whoever happens to be watching this thread. The mirror hasn't changed. Only the audience has.

Rahul

Ok got it. I guess I need to apologize for the sentence phrasing that changed the whole meaning. What I actually meant was, Earlier, I sometimes became more disciplined when my work was closely monitored and more relaxed when it wasn't. Later in life, while reflecting on this pattern, I began questioning whether my discipline came from inner responsibility or external pressure.