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Hey there, Reader! Have you ever said something like,“I just need to figure this out first…”“I need to feel more ready…”“I’ll move once I’m clear…” And then days… or weeks… or months go by, and you’re still stuck? Same. I spent a long time believing I had to feel 100% certain before I could make a change. I told myself clarity had to come first, then I’d take action, then I’d feel confident. That’s not how it actually works. Most of the time, clarity doesn’t come before the leap. It comes...

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Hey there, Reader! There’s a specific kind of stuck that feels deceptively productive. You’re journaling, asking friends, making pros and cons lists, googling your way through yet another decision… but nothing’s landing. You call it overthinking. Maybe it’s something else. When I felt stuck in my last career, trying to get clarity around whether I should stay or go, I kept looking for the right answer like it lived outside of me. I journaled endlessly. I got my MBA, thinking more knowledge...

Hey there, Reader! Have you ever looked at your life and thought, “This doesn’t fit anymore.” That’s where reinvention begins. Not with a grand plan. Not with perfect clarity. But with that quiet whisper: Something needs to change. I’ve been there. So has Lori Pappas, who I had the joy of interviewing on the podcast this week. She sold a thriving business at 49, tried retirement (hated it), moved to Ethiopia alone, started humanitarian projects, and then—at 75!—launched an entirely new career...

Hey there, Reader! I’ve been sitting with a question that won’t let me go. It was sparked by a book I’m reading: Here One Moment by Liane Moriarty. In it, a woman walks down the aisle of a plane, looks passengers in the eye, and tells them the exact age and cause of their death. Some are told they’ll live to be 102. Others, that they won’t make it through the year. Fiction, yes. But the question it leaves behind? Very real. If you had one year left, what would you do differently? That...

Hey there, Reader! Lately, I’ve been thinking about time—specifically, the feeling that we’re somehow not where we’re supposed to be. It snuck up on me the other day. I saw someone on a beautiful trip in a place I’ve always wanted to go, and suddenly the thought crept in: “I should’ve seen more of the world by now.” Now, I’ve traveled plenty. I’ve studied abroad. Hiked national parks. Visited several countries. But that one glimpse into someone else’s highlight reel had me questioning whether...

Hey there, Reader! The words you choose are shaping your life. For months, after I left my career three years ago, I told myself I was stuck. I whispered it. I sighed it. I wrote it down in my journal like a fact. And, as mantras do, it became true. I wanted to start a coaching practice, but I was in limbo, waiting for something—anything—to move me forward. I told myself I didn’t know how, that I was trapped in the in-between. Then, one day, I looked up the word. Stuck: (Cambridge Dictionary)...

Hey there, Reader! What if you stopped bending to fit? I spent years mastering the art of becoming what others wanted. A quiet, obedient child. A straight-A student. The partner who compromised. The employee who expanded or shrank as needed. Before I ever truly knew myself, I had already learned how to be loved—on everyone else’s terms. But when you bend yourself enough times, you start to forget your original shape. You wonder: Is this really me? Or just the version that’s most acceptable?...

Hey there, Reader! Let’s talk about success. We all want it, but have you ever stopped to ask yourself: What does success actually mean to me? So many of us are working toward a version of success that might not even reflect what we truly want. By definition, success means “achieving a desired outcome.” But here’s the real question: Are the outcomes you’re striving for really yours or are they someone else’s idea of success? As human beings, we’re always going through life changes. And with...