A rut is a groove you didn’t choose; a groove is one you did. From the outside they look almost identical — same routine, same road, same Tuesday — yet one leaves you drained and the other leaves you steady. This piece is about telling them apart, and about how one becomes the other. Short
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🪽 From the Desk of Jeanne Something in the air has changed shape. Or, perhaps… you’ve changed? Not dramatically — more like the light shifting a few degrees in this hour. School has started. Calendars have their color back. The days have edges we could not feel in July. For some, this return feels like
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Life is one long string of decisions. Most of what runs through your mind on any given day is really just that — a decision already made that you’re still turning over, or one still ahead that you can’t stop weighing. Decisions, decisions, decisions. The incessant back-and-forth, trying to land on the “right” choice. You’ve
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🪽 From the Desk of Jeanne The garden is still blooming. Nothing about that has changed. But if you’ve stepped outside in the last week or so, you may have noticed something else — the light sitting a little lower in the sky by early evening, the shadows arriving a bit sooner than they did
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Something happens when your life finally comes into focus. A pattern you couldn’t name gets a name. A signal you’ve been managing gets heard. That moment is real, and it matters — but it isn’t the whole story, and most people misread what happens next. This piece is about that: what actually changes once clarity
You Saw It Clearly. So Why Hasn’t Anything Changed? Read More »
You have been here before. Not here exactly — not this job, this relationship, this city, this version of the situation. But here in the way that matters. The same quality of tension. The same dynamic playing out with different people wearing different names. The same feeling of being misunderstood, or undervalued, or restless, or
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You are not in crisis. Nothing has collapsed, no dramatic event has unfolded, and if someone asked you directly whether anything was wrong, you would probably say no. And yet there is something — quiet, persistent, and oddly specific — that does not feel right. A low-grade friction between the life you are living and
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There are times when life seems to be moving forward in a recognizable way, and yet something in the experience of it has already begun to change. Nothing dramatic has necessarily happened. The visible structure of things may still be intact. Work continues. Relationships continue. Responsibilities are being met in the same outward forms they
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Why Understanding Design Isn’t Enough In my previous article, Why Knowing Your Blueprint Changes Your Life Direction, I wrote about something many people sense but struggle to articulate: that life feels unsteady when we attempt to steer it without understanding how we are built. Direction, I suggested, is not something we impose on ourselves through
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How I got into life purpose coaching and sharing my professional journey. Just when I thought my fate had been sealed and I was going to have to settle for a less than life… friends introduced me to a Find Your Purpose program. Until then, I hadn’t realized that knowing my purpose was the missing key to
Hello World, I Am Delighted to Meet You! Read More »
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