Series 1-2: Those Who Never Quit: The Ones at the Threshold

You’re not where you were.

But you’re not where you’re going yet either.

You’re standing in that space in between—

where the old version of you no longer fits,

and the new version hasn’t fully arrived.

This place is uncomfortable.

It’s raw.

It’s confusing.

And it’s sacred.


You’ve outgrown certain people, patterns, and roles—

but haven’t found what fully replaces them.

Your instincts are shifting.

Your voice is getting louder.

Your tolerance for old pain is thinning.

But some days, it still pulls at you.

Some habits still whisper.

Some fears still try to negotiate their way back in.

That doesn’t mean you’re failing.

It means you’re on the edge of something real.


The threshold is where transformation happens.

It’s not flashy.

It’s not graceful.

It’s not linear.

It’s messy, unpredictable, and deeply personal.

It’s the slow undoing of what used to keep you safe

to make room for what might finally set you free.


If you’re tired, you’re not weak.

If you’re grieving, you’re not broken.

If you’re unsure, you’re not lost.

You’re just in motion.

And there is power in motion.

Even when you can’t see the full map.


Trust the tremble.

Honor the transition.

Stand at the threshold without needing to rush through it.

You’re not late.

You’re not behind.

You’re becoming.

And no one gets to define your pace but you.

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