š” the in between
Before we can move forward, we have to make space for whatās ending and sit in the uncertainty that follows. That uncomfortable, in-between spaceāthe neutral zone, the abyssāisnāt a problem to solve. Itās where change and realignment happens.
Sitting in lostness can feel excruciating for ambitious types who are so used to doing. But when youāre lost... See more
Sitting in lostness can feel excruciating for ambitious types who are so used to doing. But when youāre lost... See more
The space between no longer and not yet is what defines the pivot periods of our lives. This is the time when we have nothing left to hold onto but also nowhere clearly to land.
Brianna Wiest ā¢ The Pivot Year
āThere is a sweet spot between the known and the unknown where originality happens; the key is to be able to linger there without panicking.ā
Seth Godin ā¢ The Song of Significance
between stimulus and response there is a space
Itās flirting with the liminality between the present and the future. I think portals can exist as little hopping moments; Iām in the present, obviously, but Iām also experiencing future realities. How can I use portals as little keys, to bring those two into symbiosis?
Alexis Aceves Garcia ā¢ What if care is the work?
Facing the void feels so overwhelming because it is the birthplace of limitless possibility. It is the place of potential new life, and the repository of the old.
Lucy H. Pearce ā¢ Creatrix: she who makes
What do I mean by ābetweenness'? Think about the nature of music. Music does not exist in one particular note ā which is in itself meaningless; or in a lot of such single notes, each in itself meaningless. I am tempted to say it exists more in the spaces than in the notes: the spaces between successive notes in pitch that creates the melody, the
... See moreIain McGilchrist ā¢ The Divided Brain and the Search for Meaning
Iāve found myself wanting to get out of the liminal place Iāve been floating in ā wanting it to be done already, wanting to arrive in clarity, wanting to feel more certain or sure about what Iām supposed to be doing and how I should be doing it. Part of me feels like this pressure to āget thereā comes from the false belief that there is anywhere... See more
Lisa Olivera ā¢ Ten things, part five
Itās confusing to be alive and be A Thing moving through the world. You are always different things to different people.
Itās easy to define ourselves by the empty spaces, the ways in which we lack. And yet those are not always gaps within us waiting to be filled, rather, the simple contrast between all we are and all we were never meant to be.