Liminal Space 5: Tending

This is the unsung hero of liminal spaces.
It doesn’t present as liminal. It shows up as a problem we’re putting off, an intractable dilemma, or something we assume is simply lost to us.

But therein lies the magic.

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Liminal Space 3: Becoming

A quote from Friends comes to mind. At one point, Ross says:
“Nobody likes change.”
(This does not go well for him—awkward hilarity ensues.)

But... he's not wrong.

Even the good kind of change—the kind we’ve worked toward, longed for, and maybe even announced on LinkedIn or instagram or facebook—can knock us sideways.
The kind that comes with a whole row of cards at the drugstore? Still hard.

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Liminal Space 2: Crossing

This is one of the most familiar types of liminal space.
You’ve moved out of one identity, structure, or setting—but haven’t yet landed in the next.

Maybe you’ve taken a new job that hasn’t started yet.
Maybe you’re moving cities, and your current apartment is full of half-packed boxes.
Maybe you’ve stepped out of academia, corporate life, or full-time caregiving—but haven’t yet shaped what this new rhythm will actually feel like.

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Are there wrong decisions?

“The more I do this work and live this life, the more I believe there are no wrong decisions. Even the ones where I went against my gut taught me the power of listening to my gut.” Do you agree or disagree? I’m so curious. LMK in the comments.

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