decision-making Living in the Threshold If you’re between what was and what hasn’t formed yet, this quiet can feel unsettling. This piece reflects on the threshold as a valid place to stand — not a delay or a mistake, but a moment where life is rearranging itself before it speaks again.
decision-making What No Longer Fits Doesn’t Need Replacing Yet What carried you to where you are now may not be meant to carry you forward. This piece explores identity as something functional rather than fixed, and why letting go doesn’t require reinvention — only the patience to allow what no longer fits to finish leaving.
decision-making Not Deciding Yet When something stops fitting, the urge for clarity often arrives as urgency. But relief isn’t the same as truth. This is a reflection on premature answers, borrowed certainty, and the quiet discipline of letting a question remain open until it no longer needs to be forced.
decision-making When the Wanting Goes Quiet Not every quiet period is a problem to solve. Some are simply what remains when effort stops leading anywhere meaningful.
Between the Voids When Nothing Is Obviously Wrong — But Something Is Still Heavy When life is broadly working but still feels heavy, the problem is rarely effort or motivation. More often, it’s quiet internal friction — unresolved things creating drag beneath the surface. This piece explores what changes when that friction resolves.
Between the Voids When a Life Still Works — But No Longer Fits There is a particular moment that rarely gets talked about. Not when everything has fallen apart. Not when something is obviously wrong. But when a life still works — and yet no longer feels entirely true.
