Instead of searching for a single place to call home, consider this: What if belonging isn’t about where you are, but about who you are becoming?

Not processing change works—until it doesn’t. The emotional clutter piles up, and eventually, it spills over. Just like a house jam-packed with old decorations, it starts to feel overwhelming and unlivable.

Letting go is not about erasing the past but about making room for the future. It’s a way of honoring who you were while stepping into who you’re becoming.

Transitions are challenging, but they’re also opportunities for growth and renewal. By avoiding these common mistakes and approaching change with intentionality, you can navigate life’s transitions with greater clarity and confidence.

Liminal spaces invite us to trust that the in-between is purposeful. Trust that the waiting isn’t wasted. Trust that the discomfort is shaping you into someone ready for what lies ahead. These spaces challenge us to let go of certainty and embrace possibility. It’s not easy, but it’s necessary.

While change might seem like the main event, transition is the deeper, more personal story.

Life is a journey marked by a series of transitions from the moment we are born until the moment we die. Each transition—be it physical, mental, emotional, relational, or professional—has its own set of challenges and opportunities for growth.