SHOW NOTES: On this show, we’re diving into a tough but necessary question: What happens when you’re tired of hurting—but not quite ready to heal? Healing isn’t just a switch you flip or a checklist you complete—it’s a layered, deeply personal journey that unfolds in its own time. Maybe you’ve reached that point where the pain is exhausting, but the idea of letting go feels…terrifying. Sometimes, we hold on because the hurt is familiar—our pain becomes part of our identity, even a security blanket. We might say we want to feel better, but are we really ready to release what’s been weighing us down? Today, we’ll gently unpack what healing looks like when you’re still in that in-between space—where you’re seeking relief, but afraid of what life might look like on the other side of your wounds. We’ll explore all-or-nothing thinking, the comfort of emotional residue, and how to honor your readiness without rushing your process. There’s no timeline for healing—but there is space to begin. How do you know if you’re ready to heal—or if you just want to stop feeling this way? That’s a tough distinction to make, especially when you’re emotionally worn down. On the surface, it may look like you’re seeking peace, closure, or progress, but underneath that desire could be a quiet resistance to what healing actually demands: honesty, vulnerability, surrender. Healing isn’t just the absence of pain—it’s the presence of new patterns. And that takes work. When you’re stuck in the space between hurting and healing, you may find yourself grasping at distractions or temporary relief. You might tell yourself you’re okay, or minimize your experiences because moving forward feels too big, too messy, or too permanent How to Let Go of Past Trauma What Does ‘Healing Isn’t Linear’ Mean? Just Let Go - Alan Watts CHALLENGE: Take an honest look at what’s holding you back. Are you clinging to pain as protection, or are you truly ready to heal? Healing doesn’t happen all at once, but a single step in the right direction can begin the shift. Let go of what no longer serves you. I Know YOU Can Do It!