I love this because it also reminds me of the endless quest for the why. For me, I call it "leaning into the pull”. I spent all of 2025 trying to fit a square into a circle and this February, I finally switched gears and started thinking about what brings me joy. Leaning into the pull. I’d explore anything I was feeling pulled towards and it helped me get closer to my why, which led me to launching a podcast and co-launching a marketing consultancy. I’m still figuring it out and still asking myself the why, but starting from a point of joy has completely changed my energy. I’m also a firm believer of connecting the dots when looking back and seeing how experiences connect. Sometimes that connection is not obvious to anyone but you. That resonates with me a lot so keep going 🙌
Jenny, this is beautiful. Leaning into the pull is exactly what that is. thank you for putting language to something that is hard to explain! Here’s to us continuing to ask why and finding joy on the journey!
I love this because it also reminds me of the endless quest for the why. For me, I call it "leaning into the pull”. I spent all of 2025 trying to fit a square into a circle and this February, I finally switched gears and started thinking about what brings me joy. Leaning into the pull. I’d explore anything I was feeling pulled towards and it helped me get closer to my why, which led me to launching a podcast and co-launching a marketing consultancy. I’m still figuring it out and still asking myself the why, but starting from a point of joy has completely changed my energy. I’m also a firm believer of connecting the dots when looking back and seeing how experiences connect. Sometimes that connection is not obvious to anyone but you. That resonates with me a lot so keep going 🙌
Jenny, this is beautiful. Leaning into the pull is exactly what that is. thank you for putting language to something that is hard to explain! Here’s to us continuing to ask why and finding joy on the journey!