It's incredible how many of us are going through similar feelings and realizations. At the end of November, I walked away from a consulting gig that had been my main income source — I felt the dynamic had turned abusive. Not long before that, I had a similar experience with someone I’d describe as a business bully.
Since December, I’ve been in a slower, more reflective season. I’ve gained clarity, but I’ve also faced moments of confusion and frustration.
Now, with the support of a few close friends, I feel more grounded, with enough energy and clarity to begin again.
One thing I’ve come to see more clearly: happiness isn’t something that arrives after certain conditions are met. It’s what naturally shines through when our thoughts and emotions stop clouding our perception.
In our low seasons, we tend to overthink — but is that necessarily bad? I don’t think so. Even overthinking runs out of steam eventually, and in that stillness, we get a glimpse of clarity again.
Even when you run, your feet stays grounded, pushes back and thrust you forward..
Living in the present, enjoying past memories and looking forward to adventures in the future ✨
Really loved it , great idea on reflections, I might try it as well!! 😍
Enjoyed reading your reflections, Isha. You seems to be moving forward, even though you might feel you are standing still.
It's incredible how many of us are going through similar feelings and realizations. At the end of November, I walked away from a consulting gig that had been my main income source — I felt the dynamic had turned abusive. Not long before that, I had a similar experience with someone I’d describe as a business bully.
Since December, I’ve been in a slower, more reflective season. I’ve gained clarity, but I’ve also faced moments of confusion and frustration.
Now, with the support of a few close friends, I feel more grounded, with enough energy and clarity to begin again.
One thing I’ve come to see more clearly: happiness isn’t something that arrives after certain conditions are met. It’s what naturally shines through when our thoughts and emotions stop clouding our perception.
In our low seasons, we tend to overthink — but is that necessarily bad? I don’t think so. Even overthinking runs out of steam eventually, and in that stillness, we get a glimpse of clarity again.