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If you've spent this year feeling like you're caught between two lives, consider that your discomfort may be telling you something important. Rather than automatically assuming you're failing to move forward, get curious about what has changed within you and what your current life may no longer reflect.

Maybe the goal is not to eliminate doubt. Maybe the goal is to become familiar enough with yourself that doubt no longer gets the final vote.

That question completely changed the way I started looking at what I think of as soul design: the possibility that there is an intelligence behind the particular collection of characteristics, circumstances, strengths, tendencies, and experiences that make you distinctly you. Not because every difficult experience suddenly needs a spiritual explanation, but because the human interpretation of your life may not be the only perspective available.

There is a particular kind of chaos in the air right now that feels hard to name. It is not just the news. It is not just your schedule. It is not just your nervous system being fried from life, work, family, money, social media, and whatever fresh nonsense the internet has decided to serve you today. It feels bigger than that. A lot of people are feeling the collective energy more intensely than they realize. They may be calling it anxiety, exhaustion, overwhelm, frustration