The Paradox of Preparation
Over-preparation can trap you in a cycle of “not yet,” keeping possibility at bay – discover how leaning into small acts of spontaneity can reignite your drive even as you plan.
Over-preparation can trap you in a cycle of “not yet,” keeping possibility at bay – discover how leaning into small acts of spontaneity can reignite your drive even as you plan.
True peace isn’t found in avoiding conflict but in expressing alignment. When we speak from coherence rather than compliance, communication becomes a bridge – transforming tension into truth and difference into depth.
“I wasn’t struggling with depression – I was struggling with life. Depression was the effect, not the cause.”
In this reflection, Lya invites us to see depression not as the enemy but as the body and soul’s cry for alignment – a message to slow down, listen, and release what’s too heavy to carry.
“Don’t think about what you might lose.
Think about what you will gain.
Let your choices be guided not by fear, but by what’s waiting to be claimed.”
Confidence is not about being certain – it’s about trusting yourself to stay true.