Ultimately, lifting a corner is a practice. Start with reframing: ask, “What assumption am I treating as sky?” Then run small experiments—pilot a lesson, prototype a process, invite a dissenting voice—to test where the fabric loosens. In leadership and activism, this means centering the story least heard, because edges often reveal the seam. And in personal creativity, it means adjusting constraints just enough to see new forms. The result is not escapism, but a disciplined imagination that keeps finding another horizon. [...]
