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You're Not Stuck—You're Just Addicted to Your Own Bullsh*t

Updated: Mar 17

Let’s cut through the fluff.


If your life keeps circling back to the same struggles—in love, career, or personal growth—it’s not because the universe is testing you, your childhood was tough, or Mercury is in retrograde. It’s because your brain is running outdated programming, and instead of rewriting the damn code, you’re letting it run you into the ground.


stuck procrastinating

You’re not stuck. You’re comfortable.

We humans do not grow or achieve goals in comfort.


Not ever.


We don't grow muscles or overcome fear by hiding, avoiding, or playing the game of life small. We humans do not grow or achieve goals in comfort.


We don't develop or conquer fear by concealing ourselves, avoiding challenges, or living life on a small scale. Instead, it is through the challenges we face and the discomfort we endure that we discover our true potential. Every time we push ourselves beyond our limits, we stretch the boundaries of what we believe is possible. 


In moments of struggle, we learn resilience; in moments of vulnerability, we find strength. Each setback becomes a lesson, each hurdle an opportunity for growth. It’s in those uncomfortable spaces—where doubt creeps in, where we feel the weight of uncertainty—that we forge our character and cultivate the grit necessary to pursue our dreams.


Embracing discomfort means stepping outside our comfort zones, taking risks, and allowing ourselves to be seen, even when it feels scary. It involves confronting our fears head-on, knowing that the path to growth is rarely linear and often filled with obstacles.


With every challenge faced, we build confidence and expand our horizons.

True success is not merely about reaching the destination; it is about the journey that shapes us along the way. It’s about the late nights of hard work, the sacrifices made for our ambitions, and the courage to keep moving forward when the odds seem stacked against us.


Welcome, in fact lean into discomfort it is a necessary part of our evolution. Take bold steps into the unknown, armed with the understanding that it is through these experiences that we will ultimately find our strength, our purpose, and our place in this vast tapestry of life. The moments of discomfort we endure today will be the stories of triumph we share tomorrow. 


You’re not stuck. You’re comfortable—comfortable in cycles of overwhelm, self-doubt, and external blame.

You call it stress, but deep down, it’s predictability. It’s your mind choosing familiarity over change, even if that familiarity is painful. You’ve built a fortress around your discomfort, brick by brick, each experience reinforcing the walls that keep you safe but also trapped. You wake up each day, the same thoughts swirling in your mind like autumn leaves caught in a gust of wind, and you convince yourself that this is just how life is meant to be.


  • What if it could be different?

  • What if you dared to break down this wall this bubble wrap around you? 

  • What if you allowed yourself to feel the air on your skin, to breathe in deeply the air of possibility?

  • What if you stepped outside the confines of your routine, shaking off the familiar and embracing the unknown?


the door to a new life is there

Welcome what's behind the mystery door..

Imagine the fun and excitement of new experiences flooding in.


  • What if you took that first step, however small, towards a dream you’ve tucked away?

  • The fear of failure might cling to you, but what if you chose to see it as a stepping stone rather than a barrier?

  • What if you surrounded yourself with people who inspire you, who challenge you to think differently? 

  • What if you found the courage to voice your true desires, to share your thoughts without the fear of judgment? 

  • The path to growth is often messy and unpredictable, but what if that very messiness is where the magic happens?

  • What if you realized that the walls you’ve built are not as solid as they seem?

  • What if you discovered that vulnerability could lead to deeper connections and richer experiences? 

  • What if you opened your heart and allowed joy to seep in, even during the tough times?

  • What if you chose to see challenges as opportunities for growth, each obstacle a lesson waiting to be learned?

  • What if you dared to live fully, unapologetically, embracing every moment as a gift?

  • The world is vast and waiting; what if you made the choice to explore it? 


It’s not easy, of course. The journey towards achieving personal goals or overcoming significant challenges is often fraught with obstacles, uncertainties, and moments of self-doubt. Many individuals find themselves grappling with the complexities of their aspirations, feeling overwhelmed by the sheer magnitude of what lies ahead. It requires not only determination and perseverance but also a clear strategy and support system to help one stay on track. (that's what I do!)



coaching will support you in navigating the waters

That's why I'm not advising you to tackle it by yourself; achieving success is seldom a solitary journey. That's what I am here for, to keep you pointed forward and focused on your objectives. My role as a coach is to provide guidance, encouragement, and accountability, ensuring that you have the necessary tools and resources at your disposal. I have coached hundreds of people to successfully navigate their unique journeys, helping them to identify their strengths, address their weaknesses, and develop actionable plans tailored to their specific needs. Each individual’s journey is distinct, unique, and through personalized coaching, we can explore the intricacies of your situation, allowing you to gain clarity and confidence as you move forward.


Together, we will tackle the challenges that arise and celebrate the milestones you achieve along the way, creating a roadmap that leads to your ultimate success.


Change is daunting, it's uncertainty that stretches far beyond the horizon of your current reality. Within that the uncertainty lies growth, of discovering a version of yourself that thrives rather than merely survives (or suffers in silent misery). With every small step you take toward vulnerability, you chip away at the comfort of your stagnation. 


Imagine what lies beyond the boundaries of your comfort zone—moments of joy that feel foreign yet exhilarating, relationships that ignite your spirit, and passions that set your soul alight. Yes, there will be fear; yes, there will be setbacks. With each misstep is a lesson, each stumble, I will be there for you. With each step there's a reminder that you are alive, evolving, and capable of so much more than you’ve ever allowed yourself to believe.


Overwhelm Is an Illusion—You’re Choosing It

Nobody likes feeling overwhelmed, right?

You have to believe in overwhelm to experience it.

Overwhelm isn’t a thing that exists in the world; it’s a construct created in your own mind. You pile up thoughts, expectations, and self-imposed deadlines, then drown in them as if you had no part in building the flood. You say you "have to" do things, but the reality? You don’t have to do sh*t. You’re making choices. Own that. Take responsibility for your life and your feelings, when you do, you will experience the full spectrum of feelings not just misery and overwhelm.


Your calendar isn’t attacking you.

Your responsibilities aren’t out to get you.

You’re just prioritizing poorly and using "overwhelm" as an excuse to stay trapped. What would happen if, instead of saying, "I’m so overwhelmed," you said, "I’m in control, and I choose what matters"?


Overwhelm disappears the moment you stop worshipping it.

The Blame Game Is Keeping You Broke, Lonely, and Powerless

Here’s another uncomfortable truth: If you don’t take ownership of your emotions, you will live in the feeling of blame.

  • You’ll blame your job for your unhappiness.

  • You’ll blame your partner for your lack of connection.

  • You’ll blame your past for your failures.

  • You’ll blame "not having enough time" for your inaction.

And as long as you do that, you will remain powerless.


The world isn’t bending over backward to personally inconvenience you. Life is neutral—it’s just reacting to the energy and effort you put into it. If you don’t like where you’re at, change it.

Or don’t.

But stop whining about it like it’s happening to you instead of because of you.


The moment you take full ownership of your experience, you become unstoppable. Until then, you’re just a puppet on strings, dancing to the tune of every external factor you refuse to take control of.


Your Inner Dialogue Is a Dumpster Fire (And You Wonder Why You Feel Like Sh*t?)

Let’s get real—if you spoke to your best friend the way you talk to yourself, they’d either block you or punch you in the face.


Yet, you do it to yourself every day. You rip yourself apart over small mistakes. You tell yourself you’re not good enough, smart enough, disciplined enough. You replay past failures like they’re a Netflix special. And then you wonder why you feel unmotivated, stuck, or unworthy.


Your self-talk is poison. You’ve let it run unchecked for so long that you’ve accepted it as truth.


So here’s the challenge: audit your thoughts.

Ask yourself these three questions:

  1. What are the three most common ways I talk negatively about myself?

  2. If I spoke to my best friend the way I speak to myself, how would they feel?

  3. What would my life look like if I truly believed empowering things about myself?


Now, here’s the hard part: stop feeding yourself the same garbage narrative and expecting to feel different. You are literally programming your mind with every thought you repeat (hypnosis). You can either train it for power, confidence, and resilience—or you can keep reinforcing your own limitations.


The Smallest Shift That Changes Everything

If you’re waiting for some big revelation to flip your life around, stop. That’s just another way you’re procrastinating.


The shift is small. Almost stupidly small.

It starts with one phrase:

"I am in control."

Not "I wish I had control."

Not "One day I’ll have control."

Not "When things get better, I’ll take control."

No. "I am in control. Right now."


That’s it. That’s the beginning of everything. Because the moment you accept that, the excuses fall away. The overwhelm loses its grip. The blame dissolves. And you? You finally step into the power that’s been waiting for you all along.


Final Thought: Nobody’s Coming to Save You

Read that again.

Nobody.

No motivational speaker. No life coach. No Instagram quote. No "perfect timing." No external force is going to swoop in and suddenly make you disciplined, happy, or successful.

It’s on you.

And the good news? That means you already have everything you need, and there's nothing wrong with you, you are good enough!


So what’s it gonna be?

Keep running the same outdated program and wondering why life isn’t changing?

Or are you finally ready to take the wheel?

Reach out and tell me what's coming to mind as you read this..

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