The Emergent Ones
- Larisa - LoQueArde
- Oct 7
- 2 min read
Updated: Oct 7
None of this was planned. But it showed up anyway.
What emerges when you stop controlling and start moving.
What I didn’t plan still appeared
The paths that shaped me the most
weren’t strategic decisions.
They were findings. Lucky accidents.
Improbable connections.
And they appeared once I was already in motion.
Edward calls them emergents.
I see them as flashes that only show up
when you’re creating —
not when you’re busy thinking about
what you should be doing.
Thanks, Edward @amplify_videos, @incubadoradespegue,
for shedding light on that insight.
Meaning, coherence, fire
I didn’t see them coming.
But some part of me recognized them instantly.
Because they had what I’d been searching for elsewhere:
meaning, coherence, fire.
Movement sharpens the eye.
It sharpens the ear.
It makes you available to see
what was once out of focus.
Structure before goals
It helped me more to have a structure that holds me
than a goal that cages me.
What’s not fully planned can also sustain.
My best ideas never came
from planning sessions.
They arrived while I was fixing small things
that seemed technical.
Or while trying to understand something
that felt bigger than me.
The order of chaos
Sometimes I understood later.
Sometimes never.
But I kept going.
And in the going, something settled.
Something emerged.
Something found its place.
That’s what I like to tell:
when an image, a tool, an idea
finds you while you’re doing something else.
What burns
Maybe what I needed
wasn’t to get more organized —
but to be available.
Not for everything.
For what burns.
Emergent results
I never imagined I’d be using Pacdora.
I wasn’t even looking for it.
I just wanted to design my first product page
and was searching for mockups
that didn’t all look the same.
After browsing Canva, testing renders,
I stumbled on a platform
that felt made for what I had in mind.
Pacdora didn’t just solve the visuals —
it opened the door to my first collab.
Few followers, but a lot of drive.
Systeme.io came to me by chance,
inside a PLR course I had bought.
There was a hidden video series,
and that’s where my affiliate link appeared.
Beacons was the same.
I entered the dashboard out of curiosity,
saw an integration with Meta, and activated it.
Result: $20 gift for anyone who signs up with my link.
None of that was planned.
But all of it found me while I was learning, executing, exploring.
It’s not magic. It’s friction.
It’s real search.
It’s that kind of chaos I love —
the one that orders without tightening.
✦This too is an emergent fire
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