In this episode, I'm reflecting on what happens after we shift into action and the momentum begins to build. I talk about a familiar pattern that surfaces for me once I move out of stillness, when things feel slightly out of flow and old habits start to reappear. Rather than seeing this as a setback, I'm learning to understand it as part of the process.
I explore what it looks like to balance action with rest while remaining in a season of movement. In the past, leaning fully into action often led me toward overgiving and burnout. This time, I'm being invited to slow down just enough to listen to my body, notice the signals it's sending, and respond with care instead of judgment.
I also share how I'm redefining progress and success by showing up consistently, even when conditions are imperfect. This episode is about building something sustainable and learning to support yourself along the way, rather than pushing through at all costs.
If you've been feeling out of flow or questioning your pace, this conversation is an invitation to meet yourself with curiosity, trust the timing of what's unfolding, and remember that refinement often happens in the quieter moments.
Kim Kogane is a writer and intuitive guide helping you navigate the tender in-between seasons of life. She lives in Seattle, Washington, with her dog Cauchy and three cats. Learn more about Kim.
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