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Last night I queued into an offlane game as Legion Commander. Things weren’t looking great—our mid fed early, our safe lane collapsed in under ten minutes, and the enemy carry was snowballing out of control. I was underfarmed, underleveled, and under pressure.

But then, in the middle of a chaotic team fight, I saw an opportunity. I blinked in, dueled their highest net worth hero, and—somehow—won.

That moment changed something. Not in the game—though we did start clawing back—but in me.

Because Legion doesn’t ask for permission. She doesn’t check the odds or wait for the perfect setup. She charges in, locks eyes with her opponent, and says: “Let’s settle this right now.”

And I realized how much of my life I spend overthinking—delaying tough decisions, waiting for signs, wondering if I’m ready.

The next day, I tried something different. I faced that awkward work call head-on. I confronted a problem I’d been putting off for weeks. I stopped overanalyzing and just acted. And you know what? I started winning.

Legion reminded me that confidence isn’t something you have—it’s something you do. You commit. You duel. You grow stronger from the fight, even if you lose.

Thank you, Legion Commander. For reminding me that hesitation is the real enemy.