In this episode, I reflect on the often-overlooked second phase of doing something—when the shine fades, and intention has to carry what adrenaline once did. I talk about cheering at a marathon (and crying), learning to rollerblade again (badly but bravely), and putting up a bird feeder in hopeful defiance. I explore what it means to be seen trying, how joy and fear can hold hands, and why it’s okay to want beautiful things again.
There’s a little magic, a little mess, and an invitation to remember: you are a place worth landing.
