Hi,
There’s a quiet expectation floating around that change should feel dramatic.
A realization.
A turning point.
A clear “before and after.”
That expectation can make steady movement feel disappointing, like you’re doing it wrong because nothing exploded.
But most change doesn’t arrive with a jolt.
It arrives as a series of small adjustments you barely notice while they’re happening.
You respond a little differently.
You pause instead of react.
You stop pushing where you used to force.
None of that looks impressive from the outside.
All of it adds up.
You don’t need a breakthrough to move forward.
You need room to keep showing up quietly.
One thing:
Notice one small shift you’ve made recently without turning it into a story.
— Josh